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As the Hunter Region diversifies, we’re investing in renewable energy projects and transforming the Liddell and Bayswater site into the Hunter Energy Hub.
As the Hunter Region diversifies, we’re investing in renewable energy projects and transforming the Liddell and Bayswater site into the Hunter Energy Hub.
For many years our 2000MW Liddell Power Station was the backbone of the New South Wales electricity system. Following its closure in April 2023, we’re preparing Liddell to become part of our integrated Hunter Energy Hub.
Demolition is expected to commence in early 2025, with our intention being to recycle over 90% of Liddell’s materials in the decommissioning and demolition process (PDF).
In the years ahead, we’ll be transforming our Liddell and Bayswater site into our first integrated energy hub.
Repurposing existing assets and infrastructure including land, water, transport links and grid connectivity, the Hunter Hub will bring together co-located industries that can make a positive contribution to the energy transition and create economic opportunities for the local community.
Keep an eye out for employment and training opportunities across our Bayswater Power Station, Hunter Energy Hub and renewable energy projects.
We understand the importance of contributing to the growth and diversity of our community, and managing our impact on the environment where we do business.
To find documents relating to the Liddell battery and Bayswater Ancillary Works, visit Liddell Battery.