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September 2019 newsletter
Civil works on site nears completion Despite the weather’s best efforts during the winter months, the project [...]
July 2019 newsletter
Civil work progresses Good progress has been made these past few months to get the site ready [...]
Power station update
Over the last year we have been gathering video footage of the expansion of the Ngāwhā power station. This [...]
January 2019 newsletter
Production well testing The three production wells were tested in September and October 2018 by releasing geothermal [...]
A number of truck and trailer units are required to transport the drilling rig to and from the site. This means that there will be increased heavy traffic along the selected routes of SH 1, SH 12 and Ngawha Springs Road during the project setup, construction and close-down stages.
The selected routes and transportation times will be designed to minimise the impact on people residing nearby, as well as the broader community. Professional traffic safety management practices will be in place to ensure employee, contractor and public safety. We will work carefully with all affected parties to ensure that these effects are minimised as much as possible.
The drilling work is a continuous activity, so light may be visible from locations within the line of site of the drilling activities. The light intensity will not cause any nuisance to neighbours.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please email us on info@ngawhageneration.co.nz or call 0800 867 363. You can also sign up for email updates using the form in the footer below.