ICN Gateway Major Projects and Opportunities

Mortlake South Wind Farm is a proposed wind energy project located approximately 5km south of the town of Mortlake within Moyne Shire of South Western Victoria.  An updated planning approval was granted on 23rd April 2017 for up to 42 turbines with a maximum tip height of 186m.  The project is expected to be completed by October 2020.

The proposed project, Newcastle Power Station valued at approximately $400M, will be a ~250 MW dual fuel, fast-start peaking power station in Tomago, between Old Punt Rd and the Pacific Highway in NSW, within the Port Stephens local government area. 

Australia’s Defence Department will procure a sophisticated Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence (C4I) system to fuse information from multiple sources. This will enable coordination of military forces and a more timely operational response, providing the comprehensive situational awareness required for integrated air and missile defence of the nation.

Airbus is seeking to grow its Space portfolio in Australia and New Zealand, integrating the capability and skill of local companies into its success.

Amentum is a premier, global government and private-sector partner whose experience, passion and purpose drive mission success.

The Ammaroo Phosphate Project is located 200 km southeast of Tennant Creek. The project area contains the billion tonne 40 km long Ammaroo Phosphate JORC Resource.  A BFS is currently underway and an EIS is being compiled for an initial development of a phosphate rock concentrate operation producing up to 2 million tonnes of concentrate product per annum for export to Asian phosphoric acid producers.

The objective of the Aquila Project (Project) is to convert the previous Aquila bord and pillar mine located at the Capcoal mining complex in Central Queensland’s Bowen Basin, to a longwall operation.  The Project aims to deliver a medium seam longwall operation targeting the Aquila and Aquila Lower coal seams to produce hard coking coal.

APA Group is one of Australia’s leading energy infrastructure businesses, owning and operating the largest interconnected gas transmission network across the country.

ASCOs core business is the operation of Supply Bases, providing support to the oil and gas industry across the life of offshore fields from exploration, through development to production and decommissioning.