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PCL Construction wins bid for Stubbo Solar Project
Canada-headquartered company PCL Construction has been advised on its successful bid to build and maintain the new 400-megawatt Stubbo Solar Project in NSW’s central west for renewable energy company ACEN Australia.
Jerome Doraisamy
Firm: Maddocks (PCL Construction)
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Deal: PCL has been engaged by ACEN Australia to deliver the new project and is responsible for the detailed design, engineering and procurement, and will manage operation and maintenance services in the first two years.
Area: Energy and resources
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Key players: The Maddocks team was led by partner Sefton Warner, who was supported by senior associate Madeleine Lynch.
Deal significance: Speaking about the appointment, Mr Warner said: “PCL is a world-class sustainable contractor, and we are pleased to be advising on this important and exciting project.
“Maddocks’ appointment cements our position as a leading advisor on renewable energy projects in Australia and is an example of our ongoing commitment to support clients in successfully managing climate risk.”
ACEN Australia’s parent company has committed $800 million to the construction of the Stubbo Solar Project, with the main works expected to commence early this year, Maddocks noted.
