ARH will need one of these as well and with Onslow only 120 klms...

ARH will need one of these as well and with Onslow only 120 klms from these projects and around $5 billion of infrastructure is planned the supply of gas would be of great importance to both ARH and Citic Austrian Energy & Environment (Australia) has been awarded the
Turnkey EPC Contract for a 450MW Combined Cycle Gas Fired Power
Plant in Western Australia
Austrian Energy & Environment (Australia) announces that it has secured a
turnkey EPC design, supply and erection contract for CITIC Pacific Mining, an
Australian registered company and a subsidiary of one of the largest
companies listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, CITIC Pacific, for a
nominal 450MW Combined Cycle Power Plant.
The Sino Iron project is a world class, large-scale magnetite iron ore project
located 100km south west of Karratha, in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
The project has over two billion tonnes of identified magnetite resources and
CITIC Pacific plans to export 27.6 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of a
mixture of high grade iron ore concentrate and pellets for 25 years. This
makes the Sino Iron project the largest planned magnetite project in Australia.
For Austrian Energy & Environment, the scope includes the design, supply
and installation of a nominal 450MW Combined Cycle Gas Fired Power Plant,
comprising three blocks, each block consisting of two gas turbines, two AE&E
dual pressure Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG) and one steam
turbine. The gas turbines have a nominal output of 47MW each while the
steam turbines are nominal 57MW units. An additional seventh Gas Turbine is
also to be installed for operation in open cycle, however the plant has been
designed to operate predominantly in Combined Cycle mode. A water
treatment plant, cooling water system, Instruments and Controls, foundation
and civil works, high, medium and low voltage electrics, erection,
commissioning and testing are also included in the scope.
The power plant will be commissioned in phases and is scheduled to produce
electricity from 2009.
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