APD is excited to announce the successful completion of the first Satellite Backhaul Upgrade site for our client in regional WA. It demonstrates our client’s innovative approach to customer service for regional communities, to improve connectivity and better internet access. APD Engineering proudly delivered the full Design & Construct of this site. We thank our…
Yandi and Junction substations are critical NPI HV assets that provide power to Yandi and MAC mining operations. These substations were constructed by Areva in the late 90’s and are fitted with Areva e-Terra proprietary SCADA system. This SCADA system is standalone and does not form part of the BHP standard NPI HV SCADA system…
APD Engineering’s state-of-the-art ‘Lab’ at the Perth Head Office, has once again increased its footprint! The unprecedented demand on our testing environment means that the now 60 square metre secure area, serves to further cater for various new HV Substation Protection & Automation projects. This most reliable asset allows APD to simplify the problem elimination…
APD Engineering is proud to announce being the Platinum Sponsor for the EEA2021 Conference in Wellington on 30 June – 01 July. This is the New Zealand power industry’s largest collaborative forum, that brings electricity experts and leaders together to share knowledge, showcase future thinking and discuss the emerging needs/changes in the NZ energy sector. APD…
APD Engineering’s Ashwin Maharaj (FIEAust CPEng RPEQ) from our Adelaide office gave an engaging presentation on Tuesday night in Perth on EMC Management for Substations. Judging by the quality of the questions at the end it’s a topic of interest. Thanks to Electric Energy Society of Australia (EESA), Engineers Australia (EA) and Western Power for the venue.
As part of relocating Western Power’s electrical network control centre, APD Engineering were engaged to do design and drafting for upgrades to the telecommunication infrastructure at several of their substations.
Getting Paid to Use Less Energy – This was posted in Arena Wire: “The Australian summer is coming and so is demand response. Here’s how it will work.”