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More capacity is needed in WA from 2029 to offset a forecast 56% increase in demand and the exit of 1.6GW of thermal generation by the mid 2030’s.

As the SWIS evolves, demand-side flexibility is becoming an increasingly important tool for maintaining reliable system operation.

The mining sector's scale, sophistication and electricity consumption make it uniquely positioned to contribute to a more reliable and resilient power system, while creating additional value for its own operations.

As the SWIS evolves, demand-side flexibility is becoming an increasingly important tool for maintaining reliable system operation.

Winter readiness is increasing the value of flexible demand, creating new opportunities for businesses to support grid reliability and participate in energy markets.

Western Australia’s energy system is becoming more dynamic as renewables and distributed energy resources grow. Flexible demand is playing an increasingly important role in maintaining grid reliability, helping businesses respond to shifting demand patterns while reducing costs and supporting a more resilient, lower-carbon power system.