Offshore
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.
It’s full steam ahead for Australia’s first offshore wind farm estimated to have an end cost of around $10 billion, and the proponents has taken Projectory through the latest milestone, the narrowing down to three potential easements for underground cables.
