Overview
At AusNet, we believe in a decarbonised energy future. Distributed energy resources (DER), like community batteries, are a key piece of this puzzle. But these resources require planning and an understanding of the network.
We partnered with Rosetta Analytics to create GridView. This portal:
- provides in-depth network information, including distribution substations and low voltage lines, switches and fuses
- allows customers to access and evaluate data specific to where their community energy project is located
- allows us to easily share network information and data that can empower our customers and the community to complete community energy projects.
What’s new on GridView?
Our latest September GridView update features refreshed data as of 30 June 2025. We've introduced several enhancements to make it easier for customers and communities to explore and understand our network:
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Explore energy data by LGA or postcode - select your preferred boundary type (LGA or postcode) from the left-hand panel to see detailed information on energy consumption, customer numbers and installed solar PV capacity directly on the map.
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Search by feeder name - for example, type “BN11” and press enter to highlight the entire Benalla 11 feeder in yellow on the map. (Note: A feeder is a 22kV distribution line.)
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Access detailed data for each 22kV feeder, including the total number of connected customers and the overall feeder length.
- Access expanded data for each distribution substation, including the total number of domestic and business customers, the number of solar customers, approved installed solar PV capacity and approved solar PV export limits.