AEMO publishes Transmission Connection Point Forecasts as requested by the Council of Australian Governments through its energy market reform implementation plan.

These forecasts are designed to increase transparency, leading to more efficient network investment decisions and ultimately providing long-term benefits to energy consumers.

The methodology used for forecasting demand at the transmission connection point level across the NEM in 2016 can be found below:

• AEMO Transmission Connection Point Forecasting Methodology Report

AEMO Interactive Planning Map

• Interactive Planning Map

This map complements AEMO’s planning publications to enhance readability and clarity. The map contains various layers which can be enabled or disabled to help users navigate to information of interest, including transmission connection point forecasts.

New South Wales

2016: Transmission Connection Point Forecasting Report for New South Wales – forecasts developed by AEMO

• 2016  Dynamic Interface for connection points for New South Wales, including the Australian Capital Territory
• 2016 Reactive power forecasts for connection points for New South Wales, including the Australian Capital Territory

Queensland

2016: Transmission Connection Point Forecasting Report for Queensland – forecasts developed by AEMO

• 2016 Dynamic interface for connection points in for Queensland
• 2016 Reactive power forecasts for connection points in for Queensland

South Australia

2016: AEMO Transmission Connection Point Forecasting Report for South Australia – forecasts developed by AEMO

• 2016 Dynamic interface for connection points in South Australia
• 2016 Reactive power forecasts for connection points in South Australia

Tasmania

• Transmission Connection Point Forecasts for Tasmania

Victoria

2016: Transmission Connection Point Forecasting Report for Victoria – forecasts developed by AEMO

• 2016 Dynamic interface for connection points in Victoria
• 2016 Reactive power forecasts for connection points in Victoria