Capacity: 564 MW

Braemar Power Station is our largest capacity gas turbine plant – and the second largest plant in our portfolio overall. It is supplied by gas from our own pipeline running 148km from Condamine.

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Capacity: 285 MW

The gas-fuelled Pinjarra Power Station is a cogeneration plant located at Alcoa’s Pinjarra refinery in WA. The plant produces both electricity and steam. The electricity generated is used to supply the South West Interconnected system (SWIS) and the steam is used by Alcoa in its refinery.

Capacity: 112 MW

Glenbrook Power Station is a fully integrated part of New Zealand Steel’s Glenbrook mill and utilises waste heat gases supplied by New Zealand Steel from its ironmaking processes. The Glenbrook Power Station has typically supplied around 60 per cent of the mill's electricity needs. However, once New Zealand Steel's Electric Arc Furnace is commissioned, which is expected to be around mid-2026, New Zealand Steel's ironmaking plant configuration will see a reduction in waste heat gases made available and, as a result, the Glenbrook Power Station will operate at lower levels of capacity and electricity generation.

Capacity: 94 MW

Bairnsdale Power Station is a natural gas-fired peaking power station servicing the East Gippsland region of Victoria. The smallest power station in our portfolio, it supplies fast-start power to bolster reliability of the network.