Tarong unit 2 back online, after forced outage because of tube leak (~1 week earlier than planned)

In recent weeks with respect to the TARONG#2 unit:

1)  On Friday 19th January 2024 we highlighted ‘Two coal units to watch, in QLD over coming days – in relation to forecast tight supply-demand on Monday 22nd January 2024’,

2)  Then early Monday morning 22nd January 2024 we updated with ‘What about those 2 x coal-fired units in QLD we suggested you watch?’ (at the start of Queensland’s record demand day).

3)  On Wednesday 24th January 2024 we followed with ‘Tarong unit 2 has come offline as previously signalled … slightly earlier than planned (but only after the massive demand peak)’.

…  at that  time we noted the expected return to service date was Friday 9th February 2024 (i.e. Friday next week).

 

So it’s worth a short 4th article in this series to note the ez2view-driven alert (triggered in one of my copies with the ‘Notifications’ widget running inside) that the unit came back online overnight, a week earlier than that plan noted above:

2024-02-01-at-23-40-ez2view-Notification-TARONG2

To add a bit more colour to the article, here’s a snapshot from ‘Bids & Offers’ widget in ez2view filtered down to just the TARONG#2 unit:

2024-02-02-at-08-25-ez2view-BidsOffers-TARONG2

Nothing further to add, at this point…


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One of three founders of Global-Roam back in 2000, Paul has been CEO of the company since that time. As an author on WattClarity, Paul's focus has been to help make the electricity market more understandable.

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