Energy & Utilities Projects
A renewable energy company has made significant progress toward its goal of becoming a leading generator in Australia and New Zealand.
It’s a green hydrogen and ammonia facility being developed in the Northern Territory, which is expected to play an essential role in decarbonising hard-to-electrolise industries, and now the proponents have selected a contractor to build it.
Five major construction companies have inked deals with SA Water to deliver water and sewer infrastructure over the next four years, and we’ve got all the details.
We recently reported that the first contracts have been awarded for a $580 million hydrogen plant in South Australia, which once constructed, will be one of the largest of its kind in the world – now another tranche of works has been put to market.
The head of a large port in Melbourne’s satellite city told Projectory that it is developing a major 25-hectare wind farm hub to support Victoria’s established and imminent onshore and offshore wind farms, and now we can reveal where it will be built as well as the scope of work.
A proposal for a $10 million renewable energy development to be built in the Mid West region of WA has received a green light from planning authorities.
A WA offshore renewable energy zone has been declared, with a requirement for local opportunities to be maximised in future projects.
Plans for the development of a $134 million wastewater scheme on the NSW Mid North Coast have been revealed.
Planning approval has been granted for an $826 million wind farm project in the Northern Tablelands region of NSW that is expected to create supplier and subcontractor opportunities.
A proposal for a $166 million solar farm project in the NSW Southern Tablelands – which is expected to create supplier and subcontractor opportunities – has received a green light from planning authorities.
