A complex Protection and Control System Upgrade across both the 500 kV and 220 kV assets within a Live operational Terminal Station. A total of 20 Protection panels have been successfully installed, cut over and commissioned.
WIND TURBINES
POWER GENERATION
ELECTRICITY GENERATED ANNUALLY
BATTERY IN VICTORIA
ENOUGH TO POWER 228,000 HOME ANNUALLY
300MW BATTERY
Moorabool Terminal Station in Moorabool VIC, houses Victoria’s largest battery and wind farm with 104 turbines generating 312 MW annually, enough to power around 228,000 Victorian homes, representing approximately 10% of the state’s households.
The station, a critical Ausnet asset, underwent a comprehensive protection and control system upgrade across both the 500 kV and 220 kV assets within a live operational environment. The aim of this project is to enhance the reliability and functionality of the terminal station, which connects and feeds the 500 kV network to the west of Victoria and includes the connection to the South Australian interconnector.
Project Updates:
The project recently completed its final outage works, and achieved practical completion on Friday, 13th October 2023. Work continues on-site to finalise all outstanding tasks, including punch list items and variation activities, ensuring the terminal station operates at peak performance.
Reactive Power Support Works
Installation:
Secondary and Protection Equipment:
Civil and Structural Works:
MLTS Protection and Control System Upgrade
Installation & Commissiong: