Energy & Utilities Projects

EOIs open for major Victorian solar farm

A solar farm slated for central Victoria has now received development approval and the proponent has opened several EOI for contractors and suppliers – here's what they are and how you can throw your hat into the ring.

Contract awarded for major SA green hydrogen facility

A global energy transition development company has been awarded the contract by an Australian iron ore exploration and mining company to develop green hydrogen at scale on the Eyre Peninsula.

QLD Govt funding grant to support the development of HPA First Project

Funding now secured, the second stage of delivery can commence which will include construction, commissioning and operations, Projectory reports.

Miner’s plan for desalination plant in Pilbara clears planning hurdle

Plans by a major WA mining company to build a desalination plant to support its Pilbara operations have cleared a significant planning hurdle.

Drilling tenders now open for major Qld pumped hydro development

Projectory details the geotechnical services required and advertised for one of Queensland’s largest pumped hydro projects.

Injection of $64m for Defence renewable energy projects

The Federal Government is investing $64 million into a Defence renewable energy program spread across SA and NT – and a Defence spokesperson has told Projectory what that means to the local construction industry.

Plan progressing for $152m solar farm in NSW Central West

A planning is progressing for the development of a $152 million, 60MW solar farm in the NSW Central West.

Global consortium plans Victorian offshore wind project

We’ve been keeping subscribers abreast of two major Victorian offshore wind farm projects that are currently well underway in design and engineering – now a new player has announced plans to throw their hat into the renewables ring.

Kogan Creek hydrogen demo plant gets concrete go-ahead from joint venture

Projectory details Kogan Creek power station’s proposal to build a renewables-based demonstration plant within reach of a solar farm, battery, hydrogen electrolyser and fuel cell.

Contract awarded for first stage of $700m Tasmanian renewable energy scheme

The scheme has been generating clean energy in Tasmania for more than 80 years – now it’s about to undergo the first stage of $700 million redevelopment to make it a vital part of the state’s green energy future.