Ausgrid's policy on Public Lighting Contestable Works outlines the process for the establishment (including the relocation and replacement) of public lighting infrastructure by Public Lighting Customers connected or proposed to be connected to Ausgrid’s distribution network.

For readers without a technical understanding of electricity, this document introduces how the electricity supply can affect the use of electrical and electronic equipment in homes, offices and businesses.

This document provides forecast demand and capacity data for all Ausgrid subtransmission feeders, subtransmission substations and zone substations, and advises of the limitations, indicative solutions, and the expected time required to allow appropriate corrective to be undertaken.

This Network Management Plan focuses on how we manage our network assets and systems to ensure we provide safe and reliable services to the community. The Plan consists of four chapters: Network Safety and Reliability; Customer Installation Safety; Public Electrical Safety Awareness; and Bush Fire Risk Management.

This report outlines our Electricity Network Performance in 2011-12

This report outlines our Electricity Network Performance in 2010-2011.

Ausgrid recognises the importance of public lighting to providing a safe, secure and attractive visual environment for pedestrian and vehicular traffic when natural lighting is inadequate. This Plan provides a framework that ensures that our public lighting assets meet the standards set by the NSW Government’s Department of Energy, Utilities and Sustainability (DEUS) and the needs of public lighting customers.

Ausgrid's Policy on Minor Capital Works (as per the requirements in the NSW Public Lighting Code) is to assist public lighting customers in understanding the process and submitting application forms for public lighting (minor) capital project proposals within the criteria set by the Code.

Supply interruptions 30 March, 4 April and 20 April 2009