Our Work

Hydro Tasmania – Tarraleah Redevelopment Project

Battery of The Nation (BoTN)
Tarraleah, TAS

Project Description

The Tarraleah Redevelopment Project is part of Hydro Tasmania’s Battery of the Nation initiative, aimed at upgrading the existing hydropower system to increase capacity and flexibility.

The project will enhance the Tarraleah scheme, one of Tasmania’s most important power stations, with a new 190 MW power station located adjacent to the existing one in the Nive Valley.

Key Features:

– Construction of new pressurised tunnels and a pipeline to transfer water from Lake King William.

– A 12 km headrace tunnel and 4.2 km pipeline to convey water to the new power station.

– Installation of a 70m high surge tower to manage water pressure.

– New transmission corridor (16 km) to link with existing transmission lines.

– Construction workforce of up to 250 people, with a peak construction period of four years.

– Development of workforce accommodation co-located with the existing Tarraleah village.

– Decommissioning of the old Tarraleah Power Station and related infrastructure.

Hydro Tasmania – Tarraleah Website

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Our Role &
People Involved

JAGCON Group were engaged to assist in the development of the project at feasibility stage prior to project approval by providing consultancy services to develop the civil construction methodology and assist with project schedule development.

JAGCON Group have also undertaken critical review for the Lake King William upgrade works including support on site during delivery.

Project Services:
– Development of civil construction methodology and project schedule
– Critical reviews of ancillary works
– Assistance in contract development
– On site support during delivery
– Review of costing and estimate for the project
– Assistance with a variety of tasks to facilitate project development