Eastern Creek energy-from-waste facility, Australia

15th June 2018 By: Sheila Barradas - Creamer Media Research Coordinator & Senior Deputy Editor

Eastern Creek energy-from-waste facility, Australia

Name of the Project
Eastern Creek energy-from-waste facility.

Location
The project is located at Eastern Creek, in the Blacktown City local government area, in Western Sydney, Australia.

Client
The Next Generation.

Project Description
The Next Generation plans to build and operate a large-scale energy-from-waste facility.

The plant will thermally treat unrecyclable nonputrescible residual waste from Sydney-based recycling facilities, primarily from construction and demolition, and commercial and industrial sources.

The facility will be able to handle up to 552 500 t/y of waste to produce 76 MW of electricity using steam-driven turbines. Up to 68.7 MW could be exported to the national grid and the remaining 7.3 MW will be reserved for operational purposes on site.

The project will include two independent boilers, two flue gas treatment systems, a twin flue emission stack, one turbine, an air-cooled condenser and all other auxiliary equipment.

Other key infrastructure includes a tipping hall, waste bunker, administration building and workshop, as well as underground infrastructure, a substation, detention basins and backup systems. The facility will be the first of its kind in New South Wales.

Potential Job Creation
Not stated.

Value
Not stated.

Duration
Not stated.

Latest Developments
None stated.

Key Contracts and Suppliers
None stated.

On Budget and on Time?
Not stated.

Contact Details for Project Information
The Next Generation, tel +61 2 9519 9999