Early works and site investigations in Gippsland, clearing the way for combined services trench and HVDC land cable installation on the Tasmania–Victoria interconnector.
Marinus Link is a nationally significant undersea and underground electricity and data interconnector between Tasmania and Victoria, combining Victoria's wind and solar with Tasmania's hydropower and wind to strengthen the National Electricity Market.
Stage 1 delivers a 750MW capacity link, with approximately 90 kilometres of underground HVDC land cable installed, jointed and terminated across North West Tasmania and Gippsland, Victoria, alongside new converter stations.
Pivot Engineers supported the early works and site investigations in the Gippsland area, ahead of combined services trench installation along the land cable route.
Investigation, approvals and mobilisation activities across the Gippsland land cable corridor, undertaken ahead of combined services trench installation.
Geotechnical investigation along the land cable corridor to inform trench design and construction methodology.
Location and proving of existing services ahead of combined services trench installation.
Coordination of land access with landholders and authorities across the Gippsland route.
Site investigations and mobilisation activities establishing access, laydown and work fronts for early works crews.
Marinus Link is a nationally significant undersea and underground electricity and data interconnector between Tasmania and Victoria. Stage 1 delivers a 750MW capacity renewable energy link, with around 90km of underground HVDC land cable installed, jointed and terminated.
Pivot supported early works and site investigations in the Gippsland area ahead of combined services trench installation, including geotechnical and service investigations, land access coordination and site mobilisation.
North West Tasmania and Gippsland, Victoria, with Pivot's involvement focused on the Gippsland corridor.
