Dalby & District Developments
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Recent Developments
Dalby Hospital upgrade - $10M
Kogan Creek coal mine & power station - $1B
Arrow Energy 25MW gas-fired power station
Braemar gas-fired power station Stage 1
Arrow Energy CSG pipeline to Braemar Stage 1
Dalby Shopping World complex - $50M
Karingal Aged Care facility upgrade
Grassdale feedlot expansion - $40M
Drayton Street shopping centre
Condamine Street commercial complex
BMO business centre - Warrego Highway
Dalby Bio-Refinery (grain to ethanol plant)
Developments in Progress
Coopers Gap wind farm - $1B
Darling Downs power station - $780M
Braemar gas-fired power station Stage 2 - $545M
CSG pipeline to Braemar Stage 2 - $60M
Daandine Liquegas LNG plant - $60M
Bloodwood Creek Carbon Energy UCG project
Surat Basin to Gladstone 210km rail project
Dalby-Wambo events centre - $4M
Ergon Energy Dalby substation upgrade - $9M
Dalby reverse osmosis plant upgrade - $10M
Myall Youth & Community Network centre - $2M
Proposed Developments
Dalby Aquatic centre - $5M
Ergon Energy base load facility - $52M
Reinforcement of Dalby electricity supply - $37M
Ergon Energy infrastructure Kogan - $35M
Ergon Energy regional line network upgrade
Goondir Health Services medical centre - $3.3M
Combined sporting complex
Civic auditorium
Dingo Park - Jandowae
Abattoir
Glen Wilga coal mine
Tarong power station rail link - $350M
Australian inland rail corridor project
Nathan Dam pipeline
Learning & cultural precinct
Daandine power station
Kogan Creek power station expansion
Braemar power station Stage 3
source: Dalby.info
Booming mining and natural gas extraction industries have placed a multibillion dollar industry on Dalby's doorstep with the town poised to become one of Queensland's major energy suppliers.
Abundant natural gas and thermal coal reserves are underpinning the region's economic strength and driving large-scale infrastructure developments including the $1.2 billion Kogan Creek Power Station, $1.3 billion Origin Energy 630MW gas-fired power station, two smaller gas-fired power stations and multiple coal seam gas projects.
Ergon Energy is planning a $9 million refurbishment of the central Dalby substation, the Dalby bio-refinery ethanol plant is underway, and Liquegas plans to build a liquified natural gas plant at Daandine. Completion of the Surat Basin Rail project in 2011 will result in the timely expansion of the region's freight infrastructure providing direct access to the Gladstone Port.
Dalby's desalination plant is producing a reliable base water supply. In an Australian first, Council plans to construct a second plant to treat coal seam methane by-water. New industries such as hemp processing and ethanol production are adding industrial diversity to a region already well established as a major manufacturing and agricultural centre.
For more information about developments in Dalby & the Surat Basin, please take the time to read some of the articles & fact sheets contained on our Articles page.