Energy & Utilities Projects
A significant iron ore project in the Pilbara, valued at billions, offers extensive opportunities for suppliers with key roles in mining, water, and infrastructure services.
A major Pilbara iron ore venture, set to produce 19 million tonnes annually, opens opportunities for suppliers with its multimillion-dollar infrastructure development.
A major solar farm set for regional Queensland represents a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure with a capital expenditure of approximately $800 million.
With an estimated capital expenditure of $14+ billion, this 2,000 MW energy storage system aims to stabilise the grid and be a cornerstone of Queensland’s renewable energy strategy.
A significant renewable energy initiative encompasses development of a wind farm and battery storage facility, with the potential for a solar farm within the project boundary.
A contractor has been appointed to design and construct a 35MW solar farm at a gold mine in WA.
The proponent of a 200MW windfarm and associated battery energy storage in the Wheatbelt region of WA has told Projectory it has a preference for local suppliers and subcontractors.
A joint venture partner contracted to begin delivery of a multi-billion-dollar energy development in the NSW New England region has provided Projectory with details on procurement for the project.
Planning approval has been granted for the construction of $651 million solar farm and associated energy storage in the NSW Southern Tablelands that promises local supplier and subcontractor opportunities.
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) of Western Australia has announced an inquiry under Section 46 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 to review greenhouse gas emission conditions across 20 approved proposals.
