murraylink

Murraylink delivers electricity between the South Australian and Victorian regions of the National Electricity Market (NEM). Murraylink consists of a single high voltage direct current transmission line, approximately 176 kilometres long, with converter stations at Red Cliffs, Victoria and Berri, South Australia. Murraylink has capacity to deliver 220 megawatts of power into the AC network in either state.

Description	Murraylink is a single DC link 220 megawatt of capacity which extends 176 kilometres from Red Cliffs in Victoria to Berri in South Australia.
Regulator	Australian Energy Regulator (AER)
Regulatory status	Regulated under the National Electricity Law and National Electricity Rules.
Required Documentation	Cost Allocation Manual Final Revenue Decision Pricing Methodology Negotiating Framework Ring Fencing Transmission Annual Planning Report Register of Large Generator Connections Further information is available on the AER website.
2023-28 Transmission Determination Proposal	Stakeholder Engagement Introduction Stakeholder Engagement Plan Stakeholder Engagement - Workshop Engagement Co-Design Forecast Revenue Stakeholder Engagement AER Public Forum Letter from AEMO to APA -The future role of Murraylink in the NEM
Obsolete IGBTs	IGBTs IGBT Economic Analysis
Contacts	LANDHOLDER INFORMATION BYDA - Home \| Before You Dig Australia (BYDA) ESV - Look up and live \| Energy Safe Victoria (esv.vic.gov.au)