CopperString beats other key projects on cost-benefit scale
Every $1 invested in the CopperString 2.0 power transmission project is forecast to deliver $4.54 in benefits for Australia, economic analysis shows.
Director of project proponent CuString, Joseph O’Brien, said ACIL Allen had recently completed economic modelling estimating the planned transmission line's Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR) to be 4.54.
“The significance of this analysis is that CopperString’s BCR of 4.54 highlights the critical importance of the Townsville - North West Mineral Province industrial economy to our jobs and national income because this infrastructure compares very favourably to other Australian infrastructure projects,” Mr O’Brien. . .
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