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WA microgrid on the way

The WA town of Kalbarri is going green to improve energy security.

Anthony Barich
Mike Nahan,

Mike Nahan,

Kalbarri is currently supplied by a 140km-long rural feeder line, which is prone to outages due to windborne salt and dust, and it is hoped the microgrid, composed of wind and solar power plus a large-scale...

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