It’s also worth noting that electricity transmission is less efficient when ambient temps are high. That’s why Kidston is so cool - during the hot part of the day the transmission to pump water up hill is a relatively short run and when things are cooler, and the grid is demanding peak power, sending out via transmission lines gets more electricity into the socket.
Ann: NAIF Approves $610M Concessional Funding for Kidston Hydro, page-19
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