Offshore
Projectory has been told that the signing of a memorandum of understanding is paving the way for construction of a massive Tasmanian offshore wind farm.
Plans to construct a $4 billion pipeline beneath Bass Strait are charging forward, with the entering of a new phase.
A major island and tourist destination in Bass Strait is expected to slash its dependence on diesel fuel following planning approval for a solar farm, and Projectory has learned that it’s just the latest in the proponent’s portfolio of renewable energy projects on the islands of Bass Strait.
It’s a very happy new year for suppliers and contractors working in the energy space, with multiple opportunities opening up on a $4 billion project that will see the construction of a second interconnector across Bass Strait.
A key level of approval has been secured for a major NT green hydrogen project.
It’s a project that will deliver a new solar array and battery energy storage system (BESS) on an island off the east coast of Tasmania, and the first contract has now been signed.
A $75 million funding increase is set to move forward a $4 billion project that will see the construction of a second interconnector across Bass Strait.
Site preparation works have commenced on an $88 million Bass Strait mining project, and the head of the project has walked Projectory through what this means and the next steps.
A key contract has been awarded on a $4 billion project that will see the construction of a second interconnector across Bass Strait.
Proponents of a tungsten mine in Bass Strait have been determined not to let COVID-19 prevent them from taking advantage of an historically favourable global market – and, as the project’s director told Projectory, thanks to the securing of funding it’s go, go, go.
