Bawley Point & Kioloa Community Microgrid
Thank you to everyone who submitted an Expression of Interest application to be part of a resilient and renewable power supply for the NSW South Coast.
We will be contacting residents who applied to provide updates on their application status through out the project.
If you wish to stay up to date on all the latest news and events, you call follow the project via the button on the right-hand side.
If you have any questions you can check our Frequently Asked Questions or contact the project team at yoursay@endeavourenergy.com.au
Thank you to everyone who submitted an Expression of Interest application to be part of a resilient and renewable power supply for the NSW South Coast.
We will be contacting residents who applied to provide updates on their application status through out the project.
If you wish to stay up to date on all the latest news and events, you call follow the project via the button on the right-hand side.
If you have any questions you can check our Frequently Asked Questions or contact the project team at yoursay@endeavourenergy.com.au
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Announcing community microgrid
On Friday 25 March we announced an initiative to build the first community microgrid for the NSW South Coast at Bawley Point and Kioloa. It was great to see so many people at the Kioloa/Bawley Point Community Centre as Endeavour Energy's CEO, Guy Chalkley, and Chief Asset and Operating Officer, Scott Ryan, announced plans to work with the community to establish the microgrid.
The microgrid will be a local energy system that will draw electricity from renewable sources such as solar panels and batteries. While it will be connected to the main electricity grid, it will be able to operate independently during outages, providing a consistent power supply to local customers.
During the event, Mr Chalkley presented Bawley Point Fire Captain, Hendrik Boone, with the first battery to recognise the selfless work of the volunteers who protect the community of Bawley Point and surrounding areas.
We encourage you to register your interest in participating in the Bawley Point and Kioloa community microgrid. We will soon be sharing opportunities to take part in the community consultation process.
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Upcoming Events
Community Workshops
Community and Stakeholder Engagement Strategy
Documents
- FAQ May 2022 (139 KB) (pdf)
- Bawley Point, Kioloa and Termeil Scheme Map (115 KB) (pdf)
- Bawley Point, Kioloa and Termeil Scheme Map (Including network and outage frequency) (166 KB) (pdf)
- Battery storage guide for consumers (2.09 MB) (pdf)
- Bawley Point and Kioloa microgrid FAQ - Testing and Commissioning.pdf (165 KB) (pdf)
Microgrid Application Supporting Documents
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Expression of Interest
- Expression of Interest Brochure (3.3 MB) (pdf)
- Expression of Interest Explained (526 KB) (pdf)
- Payback Periods Explained (402 KB) (pdf)
- Bawley Point Kioloa and Termeil Scheme Map (115 KB) (pdf)
- Endeavour Energy Microgrid Terms and Conditions July 2022 (304 KB) (pdf)
- GSES Technical Criteria advice for a solar panel (5.4 MB) (pdf)
- Frequently Asked Questions (July 2022) (270 KB) (pdf)
- GSES Technical Criteria advice for a battery (2.84 MB) (pdf)
FAQs
- What is Endeavour Energy proposing?
- Why Bawley Point and Kioloa?
- How does a microgrid work?
- What are the benefits of participating in the program?
- Who will get the batteries?
- What are the criteria to allocate the batteries?
- Does this mean that everyone will need solar panels and batteries?
- What happens next?
- How can I get involved?