Transpower reviews hydro risk amid summer dry
Thermal fuel access risk underestimated, Genesis says.
As South Island hydro lake levels sink to 73% of average in the summer heat, grid operator Transpower is reviewing its hydro risk models after a warning from Genesis Energy.
In December Genesis told Transpower its assumptions on thermal fuel supplies underpinning the “hydro risk curve[HRC],”
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Tim Hunter
Mon, 05 Feb 2018
Mon, 05 Feb 2018
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Transpower reviews hydro risk amid summer dry
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