A major new battery energy storage system in Central Queensland has secured critical environmental approvals, unlocking a wave of opportunities for subcontractors and suppliers.
A large-scale battery energy storage project in Central Queensland is moving ahead after a significant environmental approval, paving the way for supply chain opportunities.
Subscribers will remember when we alerted them to the opportunity to partner with the Tasmanian Government to deliver a $82 million new hydrogen hub – now the successful tenderer has been appointed.
The appointment of a lead contractor for a $450 million windfarm and associated battery energy storage in the Wheatbelt region of WA is expected by August.
Plans have been revealed for the development of an energy hub, including a $542 million solar farm project and a $405 million energy storage system, in the NSW Southern Tablelands.