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Power and Water invite you to stop by, ‘take five’ and enjoy a glass of cool, sparkling water at it’s show stand show this year. Many people at the Alice Springs Show visited the stand and we look forward to seeing you at the Tennant Creek, Katherine and Darwin Shows. > > > |
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The Power and Water Corporation, Melaleuca Awards for Environmental Excellence, were announced this afternoon at a ceremony at Parliament House. The Awards which have been presented since 2003, recognise the environmental initiatives and efforts of the community across Territory schools, businesses, community groups and individuals. > > > |
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Power and Water congratulates local architect Brendan Meney on the Alice Springs Water Reclamation plant receiving the Colorbond® Award for Steel Architecture and a Commendation for public Architecture, in the recent Royal Australian Institute of Architects, NT (RAIANT) Awards. > > > |
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The Northern Territory’s Power and Water Corporation is the latest recruit to the savewater!® Alliance Inc., a one-stop-shop for water conservation information. Developed to create a central resource for information about water conservation, the alliance works with member water businesses, government agencies and product companies to deliver water conservation programs throughout Australia. > > > |
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Power and Water Corporation will host Health and Safety Managers from energy companies around Australia at the Energy Networks Association, Health, Safety & Environment Committee meetin;g on Thursday 5th and Friday 6th June. The Energy Networks Association (ENA) is the peak national body representing gas and electricity distribution businesses throughout Australia with a focus on achieving injury free workplaces and nationally consistent safety and environment codes and regulations. > > > |
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The Minister for Essential Services, Kon Vatskalis, officially opened the Alice Springs Water Reclamation Plant this morning (Wednesday 28 May) marking the completion and commissioning of the five year, $10.4 million Water Reuse in the Alice Project. > > > |
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As part of its ongoing maintenance and upgrade program, Power and Water is further protecting the 66kV line along the Arnhem Highway using ‘hot sticks’, a live line procedure to changeover insulators. Power and Water estimate that 40% of units tripping and causing power outages in this area are caused by lightning strikes which affect not just residents but big operations such as the Mt Bundy and Tom’s Gully mines. Other causes are from trees and animals coming into contact with the lines. > > > |
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Power and Water Corporation will energise the new power line between Batchelor and the Compass Resources Brown Oxide Mine, just outside Batchelor, with 22,000 volts of power on Monday, 19 May. While the community has watched this project with interest during construction, people are now warned to stay well clear of any power system infrastructure as with any other live system. > > > |
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Power and Water's Statement of Corporate Intent 2008 – 2009 The Power and Water Corporation was established under the Power and Water Corporation Act 2002 and is a NT Government Owned Corporation under the Government Owned Corporations Act 2001 (GOC Act). The Statement of Corporate Intent provides information for three financial years starting 1 July 2008 and includes Power and Water’s strategies, risks, investment plans and performance targets. > > > |
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Alice Springs Water Reclamation Plant architect awarded and commended by Royal Australian Institute of Architects NT
New mine at Batchelor to go 'live' with 22,000 volts - community warned to stay clear