The substation is required to meet the growing demand for electricity from Perth’s rapidly growing northern suburbs and help Western Power provide quality, reliable power to existing and future residents, businesses and industry.
The Neerabup terminal substation is a major power transmission facility and an integral part of Western Power’s electricity network that will provide:
When completed, the substation will connect to Western Power’s electricity network through a new 330,000 volt (330 kV) transmission line. This line will pass through the pine plantation on the eastern side of the terminal substation site.
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September 2007 – November 2007 |
Site works completed |
| December 2007 |
Civil works completed |
| February 2008 |
Transformer installed |
| February 2008 | Construction of 330 kV and 132 kV lines commenced |
| July 2008 | Installation of weld mesh fence |
| January 2009 | Terminal substation and associated lines completed and commissioned |
* subject to change
For more information, please contact Rod Torrens Network Officer 08 9326 4590.
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Page update on 16 September 2008
