Energy & Utilities Projects
The project director of a $350 million wind farm in Victoria’s west has told Projectory that the first turbines have been delivered and construction is ready to commence.
The proponent behind a proposed $21billion renewable energy hub in the Pilbara with major project status from the WA Government is targeting a final investment decision for the project in 2021.
An opportunity exists for a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to deliver a pipeline replacement project in the north of the state.
State Government approval has been given to a wind farm project that once operational could supply around 10 per cent of the state’s energy needs, and the project director has filled Projectory in on the details.
A head contractor has been locked in for a $170 million, 170MW solar project in NSW Riverina region, for which planning approval is in place and financial close has been reached.
Planning approval has been granted for a $130 million solar farm in the Riverina region of NSW that will offer opportunities for suppliers and subcontractors.
A key contact has confirmed that opportunities will result from a proposed $188 million solar farm in the NSW Central West.
Works are underway on a major South Australian utilities project.
The Northern Territory is set to be powered by 10 per cent renewable energy before the end of the year, thanks to a pair of solar projects announced by the NT Government.
Recruiters are currently searching for 50 new mining positions available at a North Queensland open-pit.
