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Power supply has been restored to all impacted customers in the Longreach, Blackall, Barcaldine and Clermont areas. The outage was caused by a piece of failed equipment at our Lilyvale Substation, near Emerald. Emergency repairs are underway but all customers are now back

Powerlink is aware of a fault at our Lilyvale substation which has caused a loss of power supply to Longreach, Barcaldine, Blackall and Clermont, as well as some smaller townships in the area. A Powerlink crew is currently on site investigating the issue. We will provide updates

Thanks to a break in the weather, we have completed on-ground and helicopter inspections following Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Our crews are happy to report no damage to the electricity transmission network, despite the severity of this weather event. While the cyclone has passed

Alongside the incredible efforts of our @Energex and @ErgonEnergy colleagues, we are so proud of the amazing SES volunteers, the 'Orange Angels', who are still tirelessly helping south-east Queenslanders affected by the recent weather conditions. The SES received a record

Over the next few days, our team will be conducting aerial inspections to support on-ground crews. The inspections will assess any post-cyclone damage and risks from rising floodwaters. Work is scheduled to begin 11 March 2025. The low-flying helicopter will pass over properties

The state’s south-east is still feeling the impacts of a serious weather event, with flooding a significant concern today and into this week. Flood waters and electricity are a dangerous combination, and everyone needs to understand the risks. Please remember: ⚡ In flood

Powerlink is keeping a close watch on potential flooding in areas near its electricity transmission network as ex-TC Alfred moves across SEQ. Crews commenced checks at key sites yesterday and that work will continue, where it is safe to do so. If you see fallen powerlines, stay

Powerlink is assessing the impact of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred after the system crossed the coast overnight. We will continue to closely monitor the network for possible impacts from strong winds, rainfall and flooding as the weather system moves across south-east Queensland.

As Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches the Queensland coast, it is important to remember that flood waters and electricity are a dangerous combination. Here are some safety tips to remember: ⚡For life threatening situations immediately call Triple Zero (000). ⚡If you see

Powerlink Queensland continues to monitor the electricity transmission network as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches the South East Queensland coast. High winds, debris and flooding presents a risk to our network. The safety of our people and the community is paramount. Our

Powerlink Queensland continues to carefully monitor the progress of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Gale force winds, flying debris and flooding can impact the high voltage transmission network, and it is difficult to predict where this may occur. We have several transmission lines and

Powerlink Queensland is monitoring and ready to respond if Tropical Cyclone Alfred impacts the electricity transmission network. There’s is still time for South-East #Queensland households to get ready for #TCAlfred. ✔ Charge your power banks for phones and other devices. ✔

We are closely monitoring the @BOM_Qld's weather warnings for Tropical #CycloneAlfred. Cyclones are notoriously volatile, even if you're not right on the coast. @GetReadyQld's website has advice on how to prepare for severe weather-related outages by: ✔ Charging power banks for