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The Bullawah Wind Farm is an energy generation and storage project located in south-west NSW.
The scope of the works includes:
- an 815-megawatt (MW) wind farm comprising 143 wind turbines
- a battery energy storage system with 358 MW / 718 MWh capacity
- substations and switchyards to connect the wind farm to the Project EnergyConnect transmission line, and
- additional ancillary infrastructure.
The Sunshine Superhub project, also refered to as Melboure Airport Rail Stage One, will see upgrades to six-kilometres of track and station upgrades around Sunshine Station between West Footscray and Albion.
The project will be delivered across five packages:
- Enabling Works
- Freight Works
- Metropolitan Line Works
- Regional Line Works, and
- Albion Station.
The Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Authority - Rail (VIDA Rail), has announced an expansion of the Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) program alliance framework, with the new Alliance to deliver the Regional Line Works package. The scope of the Regional Line Works package includes:
- widening the reail corridor between West Footscray and Albion,
- delivery of two new regional platforms and extended concourse at Sunshine Station,
- delivery of associated rail network upgrades,
- construction of new active transport connections across the rail line, and broader precinct work around Sunshine Station.
The remaining packages will be delivered by existing LXRP program alliances.
The Northland Dry Dock Project is planned to comprise delivery of:
- a 250-metre floating dry dock
- associated dredging and reclamation
- dry dock core services, including reticulated services (fresh and cooling water supplies, shore power and waste and wash-water collection and treatment)
- stores and hardstand areas for dry dock equipment, including the cranes, dock block marshalling and access ramps, and
- maritime marine core facilities.
The Clean Energy Link - East Project is a proposed 330-kilovolt (kV) and 132-kV transmission line and terminal builds within the existing network, which will connect Western Power’s existing Shotts and Muja Terminals in Collie to Darkan. Work will also include existing line conversions and reinforcement work. The project and associated contracts have been divided across multiple stages.
Stage One covers works between the Shotts and Muja Terminals to a new terminal at Cordering. Work packages in Stage One include:
- Shotts Terminal Upgrade
- Muja Terminal Upgrade
- New Cordering Terminal, and
- Transmission connections
Stage Two and Three are yet to be finalised, but are expected to comprise:
- a new terminal near Darkan
- a new terminal in the Shire of Williams
- a new double-circuit 330 kV transmission line connecting the two terminals.
The Clean Energy Link - East Project is a proposed 330-kilovolt (kV) and 132-kV transmission line and terminal builds within the existing network, which will connect Western Power’s existing Shotts and Muja Terminals in Collie to Darkan. Work will also include existing line conversions and reinforcement work.
The Cordering Terminal package includes the delivery of a new 330 kV terminal at Cordering. located south of Darkan. The project will connect to Muja and Shotts Terminals through 330kV transmission lines.
The Clean Energy Link - East Project is a proposed 330-kilovolt (kV) and 132-kV transmission line and terminal builds within the existing network, which will connect Western Power’s existing Shotts and Muja Terminals in Collie to Darkan. Work will also include existing line conversions and reinforcement work.
The Muja Terminal package includes the upgrading and expansion of the existing Muja Terminal near Collie.
The Clean Energy Link - East Project is a proposed 330-kilovolt (kV) and 132-kV transmission line and terminal builds within the existing network, which will connect Western Power’s existing Shotts and Muja Terminals in Collie to Darkan. Work will also include existing line conversions and reinforcement work.
The Shotts Terminal and Transmission package includes:
- an expansion of the existing Shotts Terminal near Collie
- a 38-kilometre double-circuit 330 kV transmission line between Shotts Terminal and Cordering Terminal, and
- a 54-kilometre double-circuit 330 kV transmission line between Muja Terminal and Cordering Terminal.
EDF Power Solutions has proposed the development of the Balala Wind Farm, a 420 MW wind generation and BESS facility, to be located west of Uralla, in the New England renewable energy zone of NSW. The project will include construction of 60 turbines and a 200MW BESS unit.
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