TIS 131 450Our forecasts in the report paint a picture of structural shifts in load supply and demand. They map what happens as NSW changes how, where and when energy is used and generated, with peak demand growing higher and minimum demand changing in a different way than previously projected. Our forecasts also highlight the increasing pressure these factors put on the grid. Greater variability, and more complexity continue to point to the need for coordinated investment, including in non-network solutions, to maintain reliability as we move further into the deep transition.
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Explore the key inputs and assumptions underpinning our analysis, as well as updates since the 2025 Report. It presents minimum and maximum demand forecasts and energy consumption projections, based on inputs developed in collaboration with our specialist advisors. Learn more >
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