A new 330 kV transmission line is proposed in order to meet the electricity demands of households, commerce and industry in the growing Mid West region.
The benefits of this project include:
For the Pinjar to Eneabba rebuild it is proposed that existing wood pole line between Pinjar power station and Eneabba substation be removed and replaced with a 330 kV transmission line supported by steel lattice towers.
At present, Western Power and the State Government's expenditure and Economic Reform Committee are undertaking a detailed review if the program.
| April - September 2007 | Western Power consults with all affected landowners |
| October 2007 - January 2008 | Western Power conducts various surveys on the transmission line alignment |
| June 2008 | Submission is made to the Conservation Commission |
| June 2008 | Initiate clearing permit process under part V of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 |
| Late 2008 - early 2009 | Structure location pegging, access vegetation clearing, access gate installation |
| Feb 2009 | UXO clearance survey completed |
* subject to change
Western Power representatives will maintain close contact with landowners and interest group to ensure all points of view are heard.
For more information about this project, contact project officers Neil Reedy 0429 372 381.
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Page update on 31 July 2009
