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Civil and Structural, Power and Earthing System Studies, Primary and Secondary Electrical
HMAS Stirling Garden Island
The HMAS Stirling electrical infrastructure was being upgraded to provide dual redundancy within their network, in particular to the Central…
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Power and Earthing System Studies
Navel Communications Station Harold E Holt (NCSHEH) Facility HV Upgrade
Revitalising Critical Infrastructure Through Expert Design
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Civil and Structural, Lines and Cables, Power and Earthing System Studies
Juno Horizontal Bore Project
Providing the Juno Horizontal Dewatering Bore a permanent supply from FMG Solomon Mine
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Bench Factory and Site Testings, Civil and Structural, Power and Earthing System Studies, Primary and Secondary Electrical
Dampier Resilience Project
Empowering Dampier’s Energy Future
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Civil and Structural, , Primary and Secondary Electrical, Protection SCADA and Communications
Western Renewables Link Early Contractor Involvement (ECI)
Concept design of a Digital Substation (IEC61850 standards) 500kV Terminal Station to support connection of the Western Renewable Zone to…
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, Lines and Cables
Callide Wind Farm – 33kV OH Lines
Providing power solutions to advance renewable energy
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Kemerton Lithium Plant Power System Study
Empowering Lithium Production: Expert Review for Reliable Parallel Generation Integration.
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Lines and Cables, Power and Earthing System Studies
Solomon Substation to Queens Substation – 220kV Transmission Line
Development of a new 220 kV Single Circuit overhead transmission line for Fortescue from the existing Solomon substation to a…
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Lines and Cables, Power and Earthing System Studies, Substation Design
North West Transmission Developments (NWTD)
Delivering critical transmission upgrades across North-West Tasmania for the NWTD
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