Electricity
A major energy transmission link in Bass Strait has moved into early works, signalling expanding contractor engagement and upcoming infrastructure packages.
An electrical infrastructure project in metropolitan WA has progressed, with a key planning endorsement supporting its advancement to the final stage of assessment.
A major Tasmanian transmission upgrade has cleared a key approval milestone, moving closer to construction and opening pathways for delivery and supply chain engagement.
Major civil contractors, solar EPC providers, electrical contractors, battery system integrators, transmission specialists and construction service suppliers are exposed as planning advances for a large-scale renewable energy and storage development in the Northern Territory.
A grid-scale battery storage and substation development in North Queensland is progressing through environmental and planning approvals.
A high voltage transmission upgrade supporting capacity expansion in a major NSW growth corridor has progressed into federal environmental assessment.
Regulatory approval has cleared the way for a major energy interconnector linking Tasmania and the mainland to progress into full construction planning.
A proposed long-duration pumped hydro energy storage development in northwest Tasmania would deliver up to 750 megawatts of dispatchable capacity, creating substantial civil, underground, electrical and transmission work opportunities for suppliers and contractors, with the project currently under Commonwealth environmental referral and open for public comment.
A combined utility-scale solar photovoltaic and grid-scale battery energy storage development valued at an early-stage approval milestone is progressing in Western Australia’s South West, offering construction, electrical, civil, environmental and specialist services opportunities ahead of a planned 2026 construction start.
A large-scale pumped hydroelectric development in Central Queensland with multi-reservoir construction, underground power infrastructure and extensive tunnelling has entered the federal public comment phase, signalling upcoming opportunities for civil, mechanical, electrical and specialist contractors as Queensland accelerates its transition to firmed renewable energy.
