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Power palaver

WHILE the Western Australian government was happy to trumpet the successful commissioning of TransAlta’s South Hedland Power Station, one of its two key customers is not so pleased.

Noel Dyson
FMG is taking back control of its gas-fired Solomon Power Station.

FMG is taking back control of its gas-fired Solomon Power Station.

Fortescue Metals Group has notified TransAlta that in its view the South Hedland Power Station has not yet satisfied the requisite performance criteria under FMG’s contract. “Fortescue and TransAlta...

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