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Carnarvon Power Station (c. 1968 - )

From
c. 1968
Carnarvon, Western Australia, Australia
Functions
Energy and Public Utilities
Location
Carnarvon, Western Australia

Summary

Carnarvon Power Station delivers energy to much of Western Australia (WA) . In 2005 the WA government announced that Western Power is to replace the Carnarvon power station and that a new gas-fired power station will be built to replace the existing gas-diesel facility. The station is expected to begin operating in March 2007.

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Ailie Smith

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