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The Urban Developer has called it one of the biggest projects underway this year, and the #Yurika team are excited to continue playing our part in 2025. The Clarke Creek Wind Farm is an enormous undertaking that will produce enough electricity to power around 330,000 Queensland homes and avoid 738,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year. Our teams have been a critical part of the Electrical Balance of Plant (#eBoP) design and construction of the wind turbines, substations, overhead and underground powerlines. Read more about some of the biggest urban development and infrastructure projects of 2025: https://lnkd.in/gruZS2bE Squadron Energy #windenergy #renewableenergy

As we kick off 2025, our sights are firmly set on our #Yurika core values – safety, belonging, growth and innovation, and delivery. What better example than this recent safety initiative in collaboration with PLP and FulcrumAir, delivering the first ever robotic installation of conductor spacers in Australia. This year we’ll continue to do our bit to make our industry safer, while delivering for our customers and communities. Bring on 2025!

From the entire team at #Yurika, we wish you a safe and happy holiday season. Thank you for your support this year and we look forward to a prosperous 2025!

#Yurika’s Service Operations Centre operates 24x7, even over the holidays. As you enjoy your well-deserved break, rest assured that our #telecommunications system and network monitoring, and fault rectification services continue throughout the holidays. Our dedicated team ensures your business stays up and running, no matter the time of year. With a local, dedicated point of contact, we’re always on, even when you’re off!

When it comes to extreme weather events in Queensland, it’s not a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’. Get ready in 3 simple steps. 1. Understand your risk Queensland commonly experiences floods, storms, cyclone and storm surges and, bushfires. Everyone's disaster risk is different. Where you live determines the types of natural disasters that affect you. 2. Make a plan Make a household severe weather emergency plan so your family knows what to do and who to contact in extreme weather. It takes just a few minutes and will give you peace of mind that your information is in one place. 3. Pack a kit Think about packing enough basics to last you at home for three days. Consider long life food and toiletries in case you can’t get to the shops, drinking water in case the water supply stops working, and batteries, a torch and a radio in case the power goes out. Find more information and tips at - Get Ready Queensland: https://lnkd.in/gfyjDpB - Energex: https://lnkd.in/gcJ-z7ej - Ergon Energy Network Network: https://lnkd.in/ghk2k6cj

🚗⚡ Exciting news for EV drivers! Ipswich now features a brand-new Schneider EVLink Pro 60kW fast charger, enhancing its status as a top spot for electric vehicle charging. Whether you're a local or just passing through, you can charge your car quickly and efficiently. The Queensland Electric Super Highway, an initiative by the Queensland Government, is built and operated by #Yurika with support from RACQ. This extensive network of over 50 #electricvehicle charging stations stretches from Coolangatta to Port Douglas and into regional Queensland, making #EV travel more accessible across the State. Our network is known for its reliability and excellent maintenance. https://lnkd.in/gZDhaU6c #EVCharging #QESH #FutureOfTransport

For many of us, it’s a wonderful time of year, but it’s also quite common to find the festive season difficult. If you know someone might be doing it tough, a call or a chat can make a big difference. For our own teammates, MATES in Energy is here 24 x 7, even over the holidays (MATES helpline: 1300 642 111). There are also great community resources including Lifeline Australia 24 x 7 crisis counselling (13 11 14), Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636), and Kids Helpline (1800 55 1800).

Electricity networks are at the core of what we do at #Yurika. Our experienced designers, engineers, project managers and field crews do everything from planning, modelling and design, through to construction, commissioning and ongoing maintenance of electrical infrastructure, transmission builds, network connections and augmentations. Learn more about our capability in electricity networks: https://lnkd.in/gWjnA4bW

Building powerline infrastructure at an operational mine site was made easier with innovative new drone technology by Infravision. With the pulling capability of a traditional helicopter stringing process, drone powerline stringing is safer, faster, more efficient and has fewer environmental impacts. #Yurika Project Manager, Mitch Turner was excited to find the first use of drone stringing saved time and labour and was a safe and unobtrusive process that overcame steep, rocky terrain. “We pride ourselves on innovation and doing what we can to make the work we do safer for everyone. “We used the drones to string 12 long spans of overhead conductor and attach line safety markers - it was an absolute game-changer,” he said. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gm3dzUfC Travis Jacklin, Evan Broughton, Rolf Collett, Belinda Watton, Christopher C., Adam Fleming, Scott Melton