Central Queensland
A large-scale underground coal and gas development has progressed within the state’s environmental assessment framework, advancing toward approvals and future procurement planning.
A proposed bulk sampling program in central Queensland involving the extraction of almost one million tonnes of coking coal is progressing through federal approvals, creating near-term opportunities for mining contractors, logistics providers, environmental services firms and site infrastructure suppliers ahead of a potential larger-scale development.
A large renewable energy development in Central Queensland comprising a 450-megawatt solar facility integrated with long-duration battery storage has entered the federal approvals process, opening sustained opportunities for civil, electrical, transmission, logistics and O&M suppliers ahead of a planned 37-month construction program commencing in 2028.
A large-scale onshore gas development in Queensland’s Southern Bowen Basin is progressing through concurrent upstream and pipeline front-end engineering design, creating near-term opportunities for drilling, pipeline, processing, electrical, civil and operations contractors as east coast gas supply shortfalls emerge later this decade.
A major mining expansion in Central Queensland has entered a fast-tracked approvals process, signalling significant upcoming opportunities for contractors, service providers, and regional suppliers.
A $1 billion renewable energy project planned west of Rockhampton has entered the federal environmental assessment phase, with detailed design and construction activities outlined as the proponent adjusts to new state planning requirements.
A large-scale renewable energy development in Central Queensland is progressing through environmental approvals, with opportunities emerging for contractors and service providers across civil works, electrical infrastructure, environmental management, and transport logistics.
A landmark energy storage project in Central Queensland is moving into the next stage of development, paving the way for tenders and supplier engagement.
A major $100 million road upgrade initiative is set to improve safety, support local economies and strengthen transport resilience across Queensland’s regions.
A utility-scale battery energy storage project in Queensland’s Central Highlands has progressed to the federal environmental assessment stage, opening opportunities for contractors and suppliers in civil works, electrical systems, environmental management, and long-term operational services.
