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Your input on NTx

We are committed to working closely with all stakeholders, including local communities, landholders, Traditional Owners, businesses and industries to shape early planning for NTx.

Our community consultation process is ongoing, and includes repeated rounds of engagement at regular intervals coinciding with project milestones.

Your feedback is used to inform our route development and other aspects of the project, helping guide our decisions to ensure we balance local priorities with South Australia’s energy needs.

Join the conversation. What do you want us to consider as we develop the project?

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Share your local knowledge

We’re seeking location-based feedback on the Northern Transmission Project (NTx), with a particular focus on the new corridor area now under investigation.

Your input will help us better understand local perspectives, land use requirements and community priorities in this area, supporting the selection of a Preferred Corridor. This will guide more detailed environmental assessments, technical investigations and ongoing engagement.

You can share your views by dropping a pin on the interactive map.

What we'd like to know

When filling out the survey, think about:

  • local places or features that should be avoided or protected (eg homes, farms, cultural sites, habitats, scenic or recreation areas).
  • how NTx could create opportunities for your community and where these might be located.
  • any concerns about the project and how ElectraNet might address these.

How to give feedback

  1. Select ‘Have your say’ on the map.
  2. Choose ‘Leave a comment on the map’.
  3. Drag the map or the pin to the location you want to comment on.
  4. Provide your feedback.
  5. Repeat the process if you’d like to comment on more than one location.

Learn more about the Corridor Options and how your feedback makes a difference

A note on our interactive map imagery

Some community members have noticed the base imagery on our interactive map doesn’t always reflect recent developments in their area. We appreciate this feedback.

The interactive map is provided as a community engagement tool to help people  identify locations of interest, understand the study area and provide location based feedback on the project. It is not used for project planning beyond engagement, as our technical assessments rely on separate, detailed datasets that are updated more frequently.

The base imagery on our feedback map is sourced through a third-party provider and is updated on a periodic basis rather than in real time. This means some changes on the ground, including new dwellings, subdivisions or other developments, may not yet be reflected.

We are working with the provider to access the most current imagery available. As this involves a third-party update and release process, it will take some time, but we are actively progressing this.

While the imagery may not reflect all recent changes, community members can continue to use the map to provide feedback and highlight places that are important to them.

Feedback Map
Tell us what is important in your area
Survey
Tell us what’s most important to you and your community
Events
Visit us an an event near you to find out more and provide your feedback
Contact us
We are here to listen. Get in touch with the project team
Feedback Map
Tell us what is important in your area
Contact us
We are here to listen. Get in touch with the project team
Feedback Map
Tell us what is important in your area
Survey
Tell us what’s most important to you and your community
Events
Visit us an an event near you to find out more and provide your feedback
Contact us
We are here to listen. Get in touch with the project team

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