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Agl Energy — Corporate Update (November 2017)
48 slides from Agl Energy's corporate update, Nov 23, 2017
Slide 1: Silverton Wind Farm Community Consultative Committee
Silverton Wind Farm Community Consultative Committee Meeting No.CCC-025 Thursday, 23 November 2017
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 1 2 3 4 5 6 Welcome Previous Project update Community Topics of interest Other minutes • Overview relations • Breast Cancer Pink business Shirt Day • Wind Farm Works update • Visual impact • Connection Works assessment Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017 2
Slide 3: 1. Welcome
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Slide 4: 2. Previous minutes
2. Previous minutes
Slide 5: Previous minutes: Action items
2. Previous minutes Action items Item Action Status Who 5.19.01 AGL to arrange site tour for interested Silverton community members and the Broken Hill City Open AGL – 11/17 Council. 4.22.05 Naomi Schmidt to forward copy of email from Mark Coulton on telecommunication upgrade Open NS – 11/17 options
Slide 6: Previous minutes: Action items
2. Previous minutes Action items Item Action Status Who 4.24.04 AGL to investigate the potential for increasing the coverage with Telstra and the potential Open AGL – 11/17 additional costs. 4.24.05 Community member asked if AGL would partner with Silverton to apply for blackspot funding, and Open A
Slide 7: 3. Project update
• Overview • Wind Farm Works • Connection Works 3. Project update
Slide 8: Silverton Wind Farm
3. Project update Silverton Wind Farm Silverton Wind Farm • Located in the Barrier Ranges approximately 5km north of the Silverton township • Generation capacity of 200 MW • Wind turbines: 58 x GE 3.43-130 • Annual Energy Production (AEP) - ~780,000 MWh (capacity factor of 44.5%) - Powering more tha
Slide 9: Scope of works
3. Project update Silverton Wind Farm Scope of works • Silverton Wind Farm consists of two main scope of work: - Wind Farm Works (GE-CATCON) - Connection Works (TransGrid) • AGL has prepared an Overview Environmental Management Strategy (OEMS) in accordance with the project approval • Overview activ
Slide 10: Wind Farm Works
3. Project update Silverton Wind Farm Wind Farm Works • GE-CATCON (joint venture) has been engaged to deliver the wind farm works - Engineer, Procure, Construct (EPC) Contract • Scope of works, includes - 58 x GE 3.43-130 wind turbines - 33kV electrical reticulation (underground and overhead) and 33
Slide 11: Connection Works
3. Project update Silverton Wind Farm Connection Works • TransGrid (Network Services Provider) has been engaged to deliver the connection works for the wind farm - Project Agreement (construction) • Scope of works, includes - Wind farm 220kV substation - ~25km of 220kV transmission line - New circui
Slide 12: Construction works
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Construction works • Civil works progress: - Access road clearance: 51/63km (~81%) - Access road capping: 44/63km (~70%) • Structural works progress: - WTG foundations excavated: 47/58 (~81%) - WTG foundations poured: 31/58 (~53%) • Electrical works progress (end Oc
Slide 13: Construction works – Progress photos
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Construction works – Progress photos Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017 13
Slide 14: Road Upgrade and Maintenance Strategy
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Road Upgrade and Maintenance Strategy • The Road Upgrade and Maintenance Strategy forms the basis of the external roadworks, including: - WAD 1: Broken Hill Short bypass - WAD 2: Silverton Road / Daydream Mine Road intersection - WAD 3: Daydream Mine Road maintenanc
Slide 15: Daydream Mine Road
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Daydream Mine Road • Daydream Mine Road maintenance and upgrade, including site access (WAD 3) being undertaken in accordance with the road upgrade and maintenance strategy which should help to improve binding of the road surface (ie. reduce dust generation) • GE-CA
Slide 16: Silverton Road
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Silverton Road • Silverton Road works, include the Daydream Mine Road intersection and pull over bays (WAD 2 and WAD 4). The works will help facilitate the large turning circles for delivery of the 65m long blades and traffic management during delivery of wind turbi
Slide 17: First Wind Turbine Shipment
3. Project update Wind Farm Works First Wind Turbine Shipment • The first shipment of wind turbines arrived in Port Adelaide on 7 November 2017: - AAL Brisbance (nacelles, hubs and blades) - Blue Diamond (WTG towers) • The wind turbine components are being store near Port Adelaide and will be transp
Slide 18: First Wind Turbine Shipment – Port Adelaide
3. Project update Wind Farm Works First Wind Turbine Shipment – Port Adelaide Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017 18
Slide 19: Traffic Management Plan
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Traffic Management Plan • GE-CATCON has revised the Traffic Management Plan (revision 4) which was formally accepted by RMS on 24 August 2017, subject to the following: - Variable Message Signs to be located west of Daydream Mine Road/Silverton Rd intersection and e
Slide 20: Local Industry Participation
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Local Industry Participation • Currently ~120 construction workers with approximately 30% from the local area. • Increase in workers with the arrival of specialist crews for 33kV trenching and main crane. • High involvement of local suppliers. Employment Forecast •
Slide 21: Local suppliers
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Local suppliers • Delivery of the Silverton Wind Farm to date has involved the following local suppliers / contractors - Attards Transport - Lawrence Engineering - Avis - Mawsons Concrete & Quarries - Barrier Daily Truth - My Maid Support - Boss Construction - RPF R
Slide 22: Turbine Manufacturing
3. Project update Wind Farm Works Turbine Manufacturing • Wind Turbine - Manufactured in Germany - Consists of the Nacelle, Hub and electrical equipment which forms the Down Tower Assembly - Nacelles manufactured: 38/58 (~66%) - Hubs manufactured: 38/58 (~66%) • Towers - Manufactured in Vietnam - Se
Slide 23: Connection Works: TransGrid presentation
3. Project update Connection Works TransGrid presentation 23
Slide 24: Connection Works scope
3. Project update Connection Works • TransGrid’s scope of works include the following: - Switchbay at existing Broken Hill Substation - 25km 220kV Transmission Line - 220/33kV Silverton Substation • TransGrid has engaged the following contractors: - Consolidated Power Projects (CPP) - NJ Constructio
Slide 25: Existing Broken Hill 220kV Substation
3. Project update Connection Works Existing Broken Hill 220kV Substation • Current Works: - New Switchbay constructed - Commissioning commenced • Works Ahead: - Energise new Switchbay - Protection and control panel modifications Works at existing Broken Hill 220kV Substation Silverton Wind Farm | 23
Slide 26: Works at existing Broken Hill 220kV Substation
3. Project update Connection Works Works at existing Broken Hill 220kV Substation Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017
Slide 27: 220kV Transmission Line
3. Project update Connection Works 220kV Transmission Line • Current Works: - Blasting of footings complete - Pouring concrete footings 50% - Delivering and standing poles • Works Ahead: - Pouring footings - Standing poles - Stringing conductor Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017
Slide 28: Works along new transmission line
3. Project update Connection Works Works along new transmission line Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017
Slide 29: 220kV Wind Farm Substation
3. Project update Connection Works 220kV Wind Farm Substation • Current Works: - Transformer bund completed - Secondary System Building (SSB) delivered - HV equipment erected • Works Ahead: - Transformer delivery - SSB fit out - HV conductor connections - Secondary cabling - Commissioning Works at n
Slide 30: Connection Works
3. Project update Connection Works Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017
Slide 31: Stakeholder Feedback Welcomed
3. Stakeholder Feedback Welcomed Connection Works • We are excited to support AGL in delivering this great project and committed to do so in a manner that minimises landowner and community disruption and inconvenience. • To ensure we are able to address your concerns for the project - we welcome you
Slide 32: 4. Community relations update
4. Community relations update
Slide 33: Community Enhancement Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Community Enhancement Program AGL has finalised the Community Enhancement Program for the Silverton Wind Farm, in accordance with condition 18 (schedule 2) of the project approval and will implement the program in order to give effect to th
Slide 34: Solar Silverton Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Solar Silverton Program • AGL has completed preliminary consultation with Silverton residents - Apr-May 2017 • AGL Solar engaged with local accredited installers - AGL discussed commercial matters and timing with our preferred local accredi
Slide 35: Water Tank Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Water Tank Program • AGL has progressed quotes for water tanks with potential supplier and installers (plumbers) • AGL will need to arrange for property inspections to assess the following: - Structural ground condition - Connection roo
Slide 36: Mobile Reception Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Mobile Reception Program • Mobile Black Spot Program - The Australian Government is improving mobile phone coverage and competition in regional and remote Australia through the Mobile Black Spot Program. - Silverton has been identified as a
Slide 37: Mobile Reception Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Mobile Reception Program • AGL worked with Telstra to investigate the potential for a Macro Mobile Base Station - Theoretical site was selected reasonably close to Silverton for access to power and fibre. - Exact location would be subject t
Slide 38: Mobile Reception Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Mobile Reception Program • AGL is planning to progress the previous 4GX solution developed with Telstra for the mobile reception program - Installation of a 20m monopole at Telstra’s Silverton Exchange site with a 4GX small cell which will
Slide 39: Mobile Reception Program
4. Community relations update Community enhancement program Mobile Reception Program • The coverage predications below provide and indicative view of the coverage the proposed 4GX small cell would provide - Proposed 4GX solution would require a 4G 700 MHz compatible device to benefit from the improv
Slide 40: Visual Impact Mitigation
4. Community relations update Visual impact mitigation Visual Impact Mitigation AGL issued notification to the Silverton residents in accordance with condition 2 (schedule 3) of the project approval in relation to the visual impact mitigation measures outlined in condition 1 (schedule 3). • Owners w
Slide 41: Silverton Information Centre
4. Community relations update Community engagement Silverton Information Centre • AGL will be utilising the old butchers shop in Silverton during the construction of the wind farm to provide project information and updates Community information AGL contact details for community and project informati
Slide 42: 5. Topics of interest
• Breast Cancer Pink Shirt Day • Visual impact assessment 5. Topics of interest
Slide 43: Breast Cancer Pink Shirt Day
5. Topics of interest Breast Cancer Pink Shirt Day “Wind Farm crew big fans of cancer support group” • GE-CATCON hosted a successful BBQ Breakfast on Friday, 20 October 2017 at the Silverton Wind Farm, raising over $15,000 for Breast Cancer • The Silverton community were a great support to this even
Slide 44: Visual impact assessment
5. Topics of interest Visual impact assessment Silverton Wind Farm • Green Bean Design has prepared photomontages from the following six locations (developed with the community): - Silverton township - Mundi Mundi lookout - Umberumberka House - Desert Sculpture (Living Desert) - North Silverton - Th
Slide 45: Photomontage – view from Layard Street
5. Topics of interest Visual impact assessment Photomontage – view NW to ENE from Layard Street 120 degree view 60 degree view Silverton Wind Farm | 23 November 2017 45
Slide 46: 6. Other business
6. Other business
Slide 47: Next meeting
Silverton Wind Farm Community Consultative Committee (CCC) • Next meeting - Tuesday, 23 January 2017 - Time: 3-5pm - Silverton Municipal Chambers, Silverton Next meeting
Slide 48: Contact
Contact AGL Energy Silverton Wind Farm 1800-039-600 [email protected]