Level 3 ASPs

Level 3 ASPs design overhead and/or underground distribution and Sub-Transmission network assets. If you need further information or support, please email aspinfo@essentialenergy.com.au.

Important Document Links:

Contestable Design Team

Northern Region – Drew Bugden P: 07 5506 3838 (Graham Foxwell, Dan Sherwin, Craig McElroy, Cleveland Maltman, David Smith, Steve Cuningham, Martin Tanner)

Central Region – Michael Wilson M: 0488 175 560 (Paul Turley, Cameron Woo, Jason Boundy, Jeena Joseph)

Southern Region – Tom Bollard M: 02 6589 8496 (Micheal Parris, Chris Gorham, Jeremy Bryce, Wayne Armour, Luke Horton)

Complex Team

Level 3 ASPs design overhead and/or underground distribution and Sub-Transmission network assets. If you need further information or support, please email aspinfo@essentialenergy.com.au.

Important Document Links:

Contestable Design Team

Northern Region – Drew Bugden P: 07 5506 3838 (Graham Foxwell, Dan Sherwin, Craig McElroy, Cleveland Maltman, David Smith, Steve Cuningham, Martin Tanner)

Central Region – Michael Wilson M: 0488 175 560 (Paul Turley, Cameron Woo, Jason Boundy, Jeena Joseph)

Southern Region – Tom Bollard M: 02 6589 8496 (Micheal Parris, Chris Gorham, Jeremy Bryce, Wayne Armour, Luke Horton)

Complex Team – David Shawcross M: 0437 558 903 (Paul Elston, Troy Dent, Justin Evans, Ben Dalgarno Fixter, Ben Saxon)

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  • CEOM7097 Clause 3.5.7.1 B

    by infodeltastardesigns, over 3 years ago
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    b. 11kV, 22kV and 33kV – CCT (insulated) or Underground cabling must be used in P1 fire risk areas and any other locations as determined by Essential Energy where the use of bare conductors is an unacceptable risk or cost over the asset lifecycle.


    This new clause which states a MUST use of CCT in P1 areas. Can We please be supplied with a mapping system that highlights the P1 Areas of NSW so that we can allow for CCT in our budgets when preparing for Cusomters. 

    If we are unaware of what Essential Energy is Deeming P1 areas then we will be unable to prepare adequate concept designs and provide information to our clients regarding budgeting.


    Thanks

    David


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  • Neara Essential Energy Network Model Geodatum GDA94

    by alexsed, over 1 year ago

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    Hi All

    I have noticed that the Neara network models are located under the old Geodatum GDA94 instead of the latest GDA 2020?

    This means that data from surveyors and Neara design plans do not align correctly when the projects are geo-located. This is quite frustrating when we need to align easements and boundaries on plans.

    I have queried Neara about this and they have stated that the this is controlled by Essential Energy with their network modelling.

    Will the Essential Energy network model be updated to the GDA2020 datum anytime soon?

    Thanks

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