State Significant Development
Tallawarra A Power Station Efficiency Upgrade
Wollongong City
Current Status: Determination
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- Determination
Upgrade the Tallawarra A Power Station to increase the nominal output from approximately 400 MW to 440 MW.
Attachments & Resources
Notice of Exhibition (2)
SEARs (4)
EIS (1)
Response to Submissions (2)
Agency Advice (9)
Additional Information (4)
Determination (3)
Approved Documents
Management Plans and Strategies (5)
Reports (1)
Notifications (3)
Note: Only documents approved by the Department after November 2019 will be published above. Any documents approved before this time can be viewed on the Applicant's website.
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Submissions
Name Withheld
Object
Name Withheld
Message
Oh, you Do not. I know that. I Walk Country here. You have No Respect for Country.
I have to place my government in an Investigation into Harm and Loss To All On Country in a Dry Continent, named Australia, named Australia, but not this at all, a Country, but many, and many are Here Now and saying, Get Off My Country, Now. Yeah. Elders. Yeah. Unheard, yeah.
I have to Protect My Nation, named Australia, I do, I Do, from Hydrogen and Gas for what, please, what please, what please, what please, what please, say what please.
Wollongong City Council
Comment
Wollongong City Council
Shellharbour City Council
Comment
Shellharbour City Council
Message
Attachments
Thomas McColl
Object
Thomas McColl
Message
As a relatively recent local resident (4 years) raising a family in the Port Kembla area, I am concerned about the projected increases in air pollution forecast through this project. I can smell the sulphur dioxide in the area and am concerned about the lack of air quality monitoring data being collected in the suburbs surrounding the Tallawarra B Power Station.
Prior to any approvals for this application, it is appropriate, sensible and fair to ask for:
- Independent (i.e commissioned through government, not the proponent) air quality impact assessments for the surrounding suburbs (inc Port Kembla, Warrawong, Cringila, Lake Heights, Primbee)
- A re-commissioning (after the recent de-commissioning) of the Warrawong Air Quality Monitoring station ASAP, to understand the current levels. The Warrawong Station was de-commissioned after 3 consecutive years of air pollution levels exceeding acceptable levels. It should be urgently re-commissioned to establish a baseline from which to accurately measure current levels, and any future increases.
- No approvals to any project that foreshadows increased air quality pollution, until independent modelling has been completed and independent data collected over a minimum 12 month period, with concurrent analysis being undertaken to monitor Tallawarra B production during that period ( i.e cross-checking production with air quality pollution levels).
Given the dire medium-long term consequences of increased air pollution to the surrounding populations, I request that all measures above are undertaken as soon as practicable to ensure that current levels are full understood, and future modelling is detailed, independent, accurate and for all surrounding/potentially impacted areas.
Thanks
Doyle Cook
Support
Doyle Cook
Message
Christopher Smith
Support
Christopher Smith
Message
I support the project and believe the benefits far outweigh the minimal ESG metrics that the the climate industry are using to bring our cost of living and energy to the highest in the world.