Start with the project and the decision.
Share the power-system question, project stage, available information, and decision in front of your team. GridSync will review the context and identify the appropriate next conversation.
Tell us what the project needs.
Provide a short description of the system, project stage, and technical question. Include the relevant details available today; the form should not require visitors to know the exact service before contacting GridSync.
- 01Project context and system type
- 02Current stage, requirement, or constraint
- 03The engineering decision needing support
Request a Scope Review
Share your project requirements. An engineering specialist will review the likely scope, deliverables, and next practical step.
Choose the route that suits the project.
The details that make the first conversation more useful.
Not every project will have all of this information. Share what is available; the first step is defining what the engineering work needs to establish.
- 01Project type and location
- 02Point of connection or system boundary
- 03Available drawings, models, or equipment data
- 04Utility, network operator, or project requirements
- 05Current project stage and target decision
- 06Known risks, constraints, or review deadlines
Support aligned to the applicable connection context.
GridSync supports power and energy infrastructure teams working across Australia and Great Britain. Requirements are assessed against the applicable network operator, project scope, and connection process.
Australia
Australian power-system and connection requirements may involve applicable AEMO, NEM, TNSP, DNSP, or local network processes.
Great Britain
Great Britain connection requirements may involve the applicable NESO, Transmission Owner, or Distribution Network Operator process.