It’s a case of ‘high and lighty’ in coal terminal upgrade
A project is underway at RG Tanna Coal Terminal in Gladstone to upgrade a set of light towers and reduce energy consumption by 55 per cent.
Four coal stockpile light towers reaching almost 50m high will be upgraded in the first stage of work and will feature new arc-fault rated switchboards, control system equipment and the latest LED light technology.
It is part of an infrastructure project that includes the upgrade of 18 light towers over three years and is expected to cost about $8 million.
Gladstone Ports Corporation says the work will significantly increase the lifespan of the. . .
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