The Boulder Creek Wind Farm is a proposed 450-megawatt (MW) Wind Farm located 40 kilometres south-west of Rockhampton, Central Queensland. The full scope of the project includes construction of 75 wind turbines and supporting infrastructure.

The project is being delivered across two stages, including:

• Stage One: 38 turbines producing 228 MW of generation, and
• Stage Two: 37 turbines producing 222 MW of generation.

The project is being developed by Aula Energy, owned by Macquarie Asset Management.

The project will deliver a range of upgrades to Sunshine Motorway at Mountain Creek to provide an improved Mooloolah River Interchange. The full scope of the project includes:

• additional northbound lane between the Mooloolah River Interchange and Buderim-Mooloolaba Interchange
• new north to west Sunshine Motorway overpass
• new eastbound overpass with a link to Brisbane Road
• duplication of the Sunshine Motorway between the existing Kawana Way Interchange and the new Mooloolah River Interchange
• new direct local road connection between Karawatha Drive and Brisbane Road
• northbound overpass connecting Nicklin Way and Brisbane Road
• new Mooloolah River Crossing connecting the Sunshine Motorway to Kawana Way, and
• new signalised intersection with Kawana Way

Delivery of the project is required to enable construction of the Wave Stage Three - Bus Rapid Transit between Birtinya and the Sunshine Coast Airport.

The Royal Perth Hospital Emergency Depatrment Redevelopment is a proposed package of works comprising the delivery of a six-story tower at the existing Royal Perth Hospital S block, to replace the existing Emergency Department.

The scope of the project includes delivery of:

• a six-story clinical tower,
• car parking area,
• expanded two level Emergency Department with new Ambulance bays,
• a dedicated Cardiac Investigation Unit and Cardiac Care Unit,
• a dedicated Dialysis unit,
• a Sub-Acute Cardiology Ward and a Renal Inpatient Ward,
• two Acute Medical Unit Wards, and
• provisions for future helipad.

AMPYR proposes to develop the Bulabul Battery (formerly the Wellington Battery Energy Storage System). The project consists of a battery energy storage system (BESS) with a capacity of 500 megawatts (MW) / 1,000 megawatt-hours (MWh), with associated infrastructure. The project will connect to the Wellington TransGrid substation via a 330-kilovolt (kV) overhead or underground transmission lines.

The project is being delivered in two stages.

• Stage One: 300 MW / 600 MWh, and
• Stage Two: 200 MW / 400 MWh.

The project would be located approximately three kilometres north-east of Wellington, in the Central West of New South Wales, within the Dubbo Regional Council local government area. 

The Emeroo Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is a proposed 225 MW / 900 MWh grid-scale battery co-located with the existing Bungula Solar Farm, 15 kilometres northeast of Port Augusta, SA.

The project is expected to connect to the NEM via the existing ElectraNet Emeroo Substation.

The Moorabool BESS is a proposed 300 MW / 1,200 MWh battery energy storage system located directly west of and adjacent to the Victorian Big Battery, about 13 kilometres north-west of Geelong, Victoria. 

The Cairns Marine Precinct - Common User Facility involves delivering a new common user facility, including a shiplift, to increase the capacity of the precinct.

The project’s full scope of works comprises:

• a 5,000-tonne shiplift capable of lifting vessels up to 120 metres
• a 100-metre wet berth for in water maintenance
• hardstand areas for out-of-water repair and maintenance works
• all-weather, climate-controlled sheds for blasting and painting, and
• supporting infrastructure, including washdown bays and a Self Propelled Modular Transporter.

The successful bidder will be responsible for designing, building, partially financing, operating and maintaining the facility. The 

The commercial arrangements proposed by Ports North comprises:

• ‘long term’ lease and operating agreements, however, no concession term has been announced, and
• 67,000 square metres of developable land within the Cairns Marine Precinct.

The Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant, developed by a CS Energy - APA Group Partnership, is a 400 MW power plant located near Chinchilla, in the Queensland Western Downs region. The project includes delivery of a Natural Gas Peaking Plant comprising 12 GE Aeroderiative Turbines, to be located adjacent to the existing Kogan Creek Power Station. The Plant is expected to connect to the existing Roma-Brisbane Pipeline via a proposed 21-kilometre spur line.