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TGOOD Australia is celebrating and appreciating our team who have recently completed 17 kiosks for energy storage projects in Western Australia and Queensland, performing admirably to tight deadlines. Shown behind our team in the image below is the final substation kiosk in one of these projects. Our local assembly facility in Australia ensures local installation

What is medium voltage switchgear? Medium voltage (MV) switchgear is power equipment that controls, protects and switches alternating current (AC) systems with voltages ranging from 1 kV to 52 kV. This technology is used at industrial facilities, power generation plants, renewable energy systems and inside commercial buildings. TGOOD Australia sells both primary and secondary MV

At TGOOD Australia, one of our aims is to support the renewable energy transition by providing cutting edge power technology, fast. We believe SF6-free switchgear, step-up stations and environmentally friendly transformers will help our customers make a cleaner, greener, brighter future for Australians. By sharing our latest line up of substation equipment, made by Brunstock,

TGOOD Australia is celebrating the completion of our Chinchilla battery substation project. Together with CS Energy, our role in this project was to construct primary substations and medium voltage reticulation for the battery megapacks (battery energy storge system or BESS). ⚡ The Chinchilla Battery is a grid-scale battery that stores energy for release when it is needed.

We’ve completed another Battery Energy Storage System project! The kiosk in the background of this photo is now in Western Australia and it contains a number of T&D MV TGS Secondary 40.5kV RMUs. You can read more about our medium voltage switchgear offering. Thanks to our team and customers for another successful delivery! If you

December 6, 2023, marked the official launch of a new facility for TGOOD Australia. As a local supplier in Australia’s power transmission and distribution market, we are excited about the renewable energy targets in Queensland, as well as those in Australia more broadly. TGOOD Australia’s CEO, Chris Ball, along with the Honourable Mick de Brenni