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Callide C Outage Pinned on Human Error
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Callide C outage pinned on human error
An internal IT network overload caused by human error has been blamed for taking two Callide C generating units offline for days. One unit, C3, returned to service this afternoon after the incident last Thursday and unit C4 is forecast to return to service tomorrow at the Central Queensland coal-fired plant. Key points: Outage takes two Callide C generating units offline Unit C3 back in service, C4 set to return tomorrow Internal IT network ov…
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