Powercor finds customers will pay more for electicity network upgrades

Andrew Miller
Updated July 20 2022 - 1:42pm, first published July 19 2022 - 6:00am
POWER WOES: Bruce and son Martin Knowles on their property in Tyrendarra, standing next to the three phase power generators that help keep their dairy operational in case of an outage. Photo by Chris Doheny
POWER WOES: Bruce and son Martin Knowles on their property in Tyrendarra, standing next to the three phase power generators that help keep their dairy operational in case of an outage. Photo by Chris Doheny

Electricity provider Powercor believes it has new evidence it believes may convince regulatory authorities to approve a major upgrade of the electricity network in south-western Victoria.

Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller

Journalist

I'm a general reporter with Stock & Land, with a special interest in irrigation issues. I completed my cadetship, with the Age, in 1980. Over my career, I've worked for ABC radio news (Mt Isa, Qld) and at provincial and suburban newspapers.

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