Redbank
Redbank Power Station (Redbank) is a 151MW coal fired base load power station located near Singleton in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales. The Power Station utilises FICIRC boilers fuelled by beneficiated dewatered tailings (BDT) from the neighbouring Warkworth coal mine, with low-grade coal as a backup fuel.
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Description
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151MW coal fired power station
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Location
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Hunter Valley, approx 145kms north of Sydney
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Operating Mode
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Baseload
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Acquired
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November 2006
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BBP % ownership
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100%
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Asset Age
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Commissioned in April 2001
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Revenue
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Power Purchase and Hedge Agreement with Energy Australia that expires in 2031
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Fuel Supply
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Long term Fuel Supply Agreements are in place under which Redbank is supplied with BDT as the main fuel and high ash, run-of-mine coal as backup fuel.
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Operations & Maintenance
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Undertaken by Redbank's employees
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