Oversize overmass (OSOM) deliveries to Uungula Wind Farm are now underway.
Towers and the machine head will depart Newcastle in early mornings, with departures spaced 30 minutes apart to ensure smooth passage through the city. They may be required to stop at Warkworth and wait for sunrise before moving on.
Wind turbine pre-installation is underway at Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm, marking the next stage of construction for the project.
Pre-installation, which involves using cranes to install the lower sections of the tower, began at the project site earlier this month.
Oversize overmass (OSOM) deliveries to Uungula Wind Farm are now underway. Towers and the machine head will depart Newcastle in early mornings, with departures spaced 30 minutes apart to ensure smooth passage through the city. They may be required to stop at Warkworth and wait for sunrise before moving on.
Oversize overmass (OSOM) deliveries to Uungula Wind Farm are now underway.
Towers and the machine head will depart Newcastle in early mornings, with departures spaced 30 minutes apart to ensure smooth passage through the city. They may be required to stop at Warkworth and wait for sunrise before moving on.
Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm is upgrading the intersection of Mitchell Highway and Goolma Road to improve safety and support oversize overmass deliveries of wind
Australian manufacturers a playing a key role in the construction of Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm – the only wind farm under construction in New South Wales.
Precision Oxycut, a steel-cutting company in Western Sydney, fabricates steel plates for the wind farm’s anchor cages, which sit at the base of each turbine and ensure structural stability.
These plates are made using steel from fellow local manufacturer, Bluescope.
Oversize overmass deliveries to Uungula Wind Farm are now underway. Towers and the machine head will depart Newcastle in early mornings, with departures spaced 30 minutes apart to ensure smooth passage through the city. They may be required to stop at Warkworth and wait for sunrise before moving on.
Oversize overmass deliveries to Uungula Wind Farm are now underway. Towers and the machine head will depart Newcastle in early mornings, with departures spaced 30
The first wind turbine components have been delivered to Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm, signalling the start of the next phase of the project.
Oversize overmass (OSOM) deliveries started this week, with components transported from the Port of Newcastle to site.
Oversize overmass deliveries to Uungula Wind Farm are due to start in late April. Towers and the machine head will depart Newcastle in early mornings,