In our latest video update, take a trip 800 metres underground to Lobs Hole and see the progress inside the massive Snowy 2.0 power station cavern...it’s large enough to fit the Sydney Opera House! This is where six pump turbines, capable of generating 2,200 megawatts of renewable energy, will be located. We’ll also take you through the excavation of the 266-metre-long collector waterway tunnels, which will carry water from the power station to the tailrace tunnel and into Talbingo Reservoir. On

🚧 Testing time! 🚧 The Snowy 2.0 power station will boast the latest in hydro technology delivered by our expert subcontractor Voith Hydro Voith Group. In the latest project manufacturing update, Snowy 2.0 mechanical engineer Mahali Heffner details how quality assurance activities and factory acceptance testing are carried out on each component. In this month's video, we also visit the underground cavern construction and the Tantangara intake excavation. Watch it all now! #snowyhydro #snowy2 #p

💥 Having a blast! 💥 The Snowy 2.0 power station will have a generation capacity of 2,200 megawatts and we're excavating one of the largest underground cavern complexes in the world to house the six pumped-hydro units and supporting infrastructure. That means a lot of drill and blast work! The total to be excavated for the main power station caverns is: 🛠️machine hall 310,000m3 🛠️transformer hall 160,000m3 In this video below, see how the blasting process is carried out, from the precise blas