Nope .
It was because coal dropped the ball once again . Great to see renewables and batteries stepping up .Why couldn't NSW cope with a busy energy day?
NSW had multiple coal-fired power stations offline, leading to energy supply constraints.
When temperatures reached the high 30s on Wednesday, four out of 10 coal-fired power generators were out of action.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-29/nsw-energy-supply-hot-weather-explainer/104658606
