Our crews have found a pole that's come down over the Cunningham Highway near Kellys Hill. They're doing everything they can to get as many customers back on as quickly as possible but impacted customers should expect an extended outage - possible as late as 9pm.
We know there's plenty of people loving this wet weather, but it's made it impossible for planned work at Goomeri to go ahead on Monday 26 October.
We'll send out a new notification as soon as things dry out and crews can reschedule it.
A generation fault is causing supply issues at Aurukun and customers are likely to experience outages overnight. We will have crews headed there first thing in the morning to start work on fixing the issue.
A large vehicle has hit a pole in Mitchell and taken out power in Alice St, Cambridge Lane and Cambridge St. It is going to be an extended outage with crews not expected to get access to the site before midday.
Our crews will be doing some essential repairs in Goomeri Township on October 12 and 26.
Customer’s impacted by these outages will receive these notifications:
26WB7783 for the 12th October from 8am to 3pm
26WB7832 for the 26th October from 8am to 3pm.
Just a reminder that our crews will be changing out a pole in Middlemount that requires some planned outages on 30 September between 9am and 2:30pm.
Some Tieri customers will be without power between 9am-10am and then again between 2pm - 3pm.
Have we got some good news on this one!
Shorter outage now planned
Here’s the new times.
📅 Date: Wednesday, 30 September 2026
🕗 Time: 8:30am to 12:00pm
We have a massive task coming up in St George on Sunday with five jobs being bundled together so only one outage is required.
The locals won’t be able to miss us with 13 bucket trucks in total required to do planned maintenance on the network.
The outage will run from 10am – 3pm.
Ergon Energy is about to works on its upgrade to the North Toowoomba Substation.
It’s a massive investment of almost $38million in the future growth of the region including providing secure electricity supply to the new Toowoomba Hospital.
Good news Emerald! An outage planned for tomorrow isn't going ahead.
Customers who received a notice for outage 26CA7541 won't be impacted now.
We will need to reschedule the work for another time and day, but we'll send out a new notification for that.
Our Roma crews need to replace some poles as part of essential repairs and will need to turn off power to customers in Arthur St, Bungil St, Hawthorne St, Mcdowall St, Wyndham St between 10pm on Wednesday15 July and 5am on Thursday 16 July.
We are so close to finishing the lastest stage of upgrades to the Roma - Injune line, but we have one more planned outage (26SW6852) so crews can stand a pole, run 10 spans of wire and tie everything in.
This planned outage will be from approximately 8am-3pm on Sunday 19 July.
We have crews on site at Shute Harbour Road where a car vs pole incident has brought down power lines and requires the pole to be replaced.
Please avoid the area unless it's absolutely necessary as we will need to get the high voltage line off the road.
Good news for Surat! Our crews managed to finish a major piece of work ahead of schedule and won't have to proceed with a planned outage on 26 June.
Our Bundaberg crews have a lot of work ahead of them to repair the section of network that supplies Elliot Heads after a large fig tree being removed came down and dragged five spans of powerline with it.
They're hoping to have everything back how it should by early this evening.
A planned outage for customers in Emerald tomorrow has been rescheduled.
Customers who received notification 26CA4962 will not have an outage tomorrow.
A new notification will be sent to impacted customers once a new date and time has been decided.
It's lucky our Dysart crew found this before it started a much larger fire. Whoever decided to attack this earth wire while was live could have been killed.
Customers' power has been turned off to this section of network while the crew sorts this out.
𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗖𝗬 𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗔𝗚𝗘 - 𝗘𝗜𝗗𝗦𝗩𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝟭𝟮:𝟯𝟬𝗽𝗺 𝗧𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆 (𝟭𝟯/𝟬𝟱/𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲)
This job is way too dangerous to do live - even for our experienced team - so we will need to turn power off to ensure the crossarm and equipment can be safely replaced.


















