Operates coal-fired stations at Mount Piper (1400MW), Wallerawang (1000MW), Vales Point (1,320MW) and Munmorah (600MW). Total:(4,320MW). Hydro at Mt Piper (350kW), Chichester Dam (110kW) and Dungog water treatment plant (110kW). Total: (570kW)
The company holds State Government approvals for new power stations in Wellington in New South Wales, and Braemar (near Oakey) in Queensland. The 450MW Braemar 2 station in Central Queensland is 50-50 owned by ERRM and Arrow Energy
Owns 7 power stations in the North Island including the Huntly Power Station (1000MW), Tongariro Power Scheme, Waikaremoana Hydro Scheme, the Hau Nui wind farm and a number of co-generation plants.
Has 3723MW of generating power comprising Canunda (wind) 46MW; Pelican Point (gas) 487MW; Synergen (gas) 371MW; Hazelwood (coal) 1675MW; Loy Yang B (coal) 1026MW; and Kwinana (gas) 58MW. It also has a retailer (Simple Energy) and a pipeline (SEA gas).
Meridian Energy is a state-owned enterprise 2,323MW of capacity meeting about 33% of NZ demand. It has nine hydro power stations located in the South Island: eight on the Waitaki River system and the country's largest hydro station at Manapouri in Fiordland.
Tauhara No 2 Trust at Rotokawa and the Tuaropaki Power Company at Mokai, near Taupo. Ngatamariki geothermal field also near Taupo, the Southdown co-generation joint venture in South Auckland.
Owns Hallett Power Station (SA), the Iona Gas Plant (Victoria), Yallourn mine and power station (Victoria) and the Tallawarra power station outside Wollongong on the NSW south coast. Total generating capacity is 2060MW.
Owned by Snowy Hydro Limited this is a 300MW nominal gas-fired simple-cycle peaker plant in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria. There is no web site for this company.
Verve Energy was created when Western Power separated into four businesses as part of the State Government energy market reforms in 2006. Verve has five major power stations - Muja, Collie, Kwinana, Cockburn and Pinjar (north of Perth) - and a windfarm at Albany and biomass facilities.
