Snowy Mountains hydro scheme 2.0: The $2b revamp will be the first major expansion since 1974 #TheDrum | ABC The Drum

Mighty Murray 1! Murray 1 Power Station is located in the Snowy-Murray development of the Snowy Scheme. The power station has 10 units, with a total generating capacity of 950 megawatts. It was originally designed with eight units; two additional units were added during construction! Snowy Hydro is an integrated and dynamic energy company. Our growing portfolio is underpinning Australia’s transition to a renewable energy future. #snowyhydro #renewableenergy #powerstation #generation | Snowy Hydr

Surging ahead with Snowy 2.0! Construction of the upstream surge shaft at our Marica site in the Snowy Mountains is progressing quickly. This time-lapse video shows preparation for the construction of the shaft and the start of excavation. It was taken from inside our 28 metre-high shed, which allows for work on the shaft to continue in all weather conditions! The yellow structure that appears at the bottom of the screen will be used to transfer rock from the kibble into the 30-tonne articulated

In our latest video update, take a trip 800 metres underground to Lobs Hole and see the progress inside the massive Snowy 2.0 power station cavern...it’s large enough to fit the Sydney Opera House! This is where six pump turbines, capable of generating 2,200 megawatts of renewable energy, will be located. We’ll also take you through the excavation of the 266-metre-long collector waterway tunnels, which will carry water from the power station to the tailrace tunnel and into Talbingo Reservoir. On

🚧 Behind the scenes of Snowy 2.0 🚧 Ever thought about the support services we need to build Australia's biggest renewable energy project under construction? 🍳 how about 75 caterers cooking 36,000 meals a week? This includes 17,000 eggs and 900 kilos of bacon! 🛏️ there are almost 2,000 room cleans every week 🚚 140 escorted heavy vehicle convoys up and down Ravine Road at Lobs Hole 🚍1,500 bus trips on-site taking workers to and from their jobs Watch the latest Snowy 2.0 project update video