How does a gas peaking power plant work?
A gas peaker is a type of electricity generator that runs on natural gas and is used only when demand for electricity is in “peak” periods.
In this video, we explain how our gas peaking power plant at Barker Inlet works.
The 210 MW gas-fired Barker Inlet Power Station is capable of operating at full capacity within five minutes, providing a rapid response to changes in renewable generation supply.
