Energy & Utilities Projects

Multiple tenders awarded for $226m metal project in WA’s Goldfields

A mining, infrastructure and construction company has won two contracts for a $226 million precious metal development in the Goldfields-Esperance region.

Multiple packages awarded for $32m energy and resources project in the Pilbara

A gas and welding equipment specialist has won the latest contracts for a $32 million renewable energy development in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

$1.2b expansion of key Central Qld coal terminal gets boost with State investment

500 jobs are expected to be created in expansion works to up the capacity of a coal terminal following a state investment, reports Projectory.

Proposed 500MW wind farm to create up to 200 construction jobs in Qld

A new, large-scale wind farm and an associated battery storage system is a step closer to being built in Queensland as planning approval is granted.

Plan for $250m, 200MW solar farm in NSW South West Slopes, opportunities to come

A plan has been unveiled for the construction of a 200MW solar farm in southern NSW, a key contact advising Projectory that opportunities will be created by the project.

Contractor appointment expected on proposed $76m solar project in NSW Central West

Plans have been revealed for the construction of a $76 million solar farm in the NSW Central West, a key contact telling Projectory a head contractor appointment is likely to be made.

Key contract confirms SA solar and battery development

The South Australian government has signed a new energy supply contract that will secure construction of the state’s largest solar farm and another grid-scale battery.

Key contract awarded for $277m Eyre Peninsula hydrogen development

The South Australian Government has backed a $240m hydrogen project and allocated $37m to upgrade export infrastructure.

Construction to begin on $50m Tasmanian water project

Things are looking very good for contractors and suppliers in the pipeline and irrigation sectors, with Tasmanian water projects receiving a chunk of cash in the Federal Budget, and Tasmanian Irrigation wasting no time pressing the go button on one major project, with others to follow – and the project director has filled Projectory in the details.