ACS' UGL wins Western Australia grid expansion work expected to generate AUD 478 million in revenue

By Public Technologies
  • CIMIC's UGL won three work packages for Western Power's Clean Energy Link-East transmission expansion in Western Australia.
  • The contract is expected to generate AUD 478 million in revenue for UGL.
  • Work includes terminal upgrades and new 330-kV transmission lines linking Muja, Shotts and Cordering, adding four circuits to increase grid capacity.
  • The expansion will connect new wind and solar generation, supporting Western Australia's transition to net-zero emissions by 2050.
  • Construction south of Perth is scheduled to begin in October 2026.


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