Sub Station

Loy Yang, located in Victoria's Latrobe Valley, is renowned for its significant contributions to Australia's energy sector. The area is home to the Loy Yang A and B power stations, which together supply approximately 45% of Victoria's electricity needs. These facilities are among the largest brown coal-fired power stations in the country, with a combined capacity of 3,280 MW. The region also features the Loy Yang South Zone Substation, an essential component of the local power infrastructure. Surrounding the power stations are various facilities, including the Valley Power Peaking Facility and the Loy Yang HVDC Converter Station, all contributing to the area's robust energy production capabilities. The community is supported by local businesses and services, ensuring a well-rounded environment for residents and workers alike.