Project

Port Kembla Energy Hub

PROJECT STATUS
Under Delivery
Port Kembla Energy Hub

Australian Industrial Power, a subsidiary of Squadron Energy, is proposing the development of the 635 megawatt Port Kembla Energy Hub which would include a gas and green hydrogen power station, located at the Berth 101 site, adjacent to the Port Kembla Gas Terminal. The project includes a 330 kilovolt transmission line to connect to the NEM at Sydney's Dapto Transmission Line.

The project would be initially built to operate on 50 per cent gas and 50 per cent green hydrogen and generate 435 megawatts, with development pathway to operate on 100 per cent green bydrogen by 2030 with 635 megawatts of generation capacity. 

Key Dates

Mar 2021 Project Announcement
May 2023 Construction Commencement
Jun 2026 Expected Construction Completion

PROJECT HISTORY

Mar 2021 Squadron Energy announced the project.
Aug 2021 The project received Critical State Significant Infrastructure status from the NSW Government.
Oct 2021 Squadron Energy released a scoping report and requested the Secretary's Environmental Assessment Requirements for the project.
Dec 2021 The NSW Department of Planningand Environment Secretary's Environmental Assessment Requirements were issued for the preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment of the project.
May 2023 Main works construction commenced on the project.
Sector
Energy
Procurement approach
Unconfirmed |
Location
New South Wales |
Resources
Media releases
2021/03/18
2023/05/31
Project pages
Squadron Energy