1 March 2018
Vestas: Salt Creek Wind Farm20 September 2017
Clean Energy Council: Approved Solar Retailer30 August 2017
Acciona - Mount Gellibrand Wind Farm21 February 2017
2017 Relay for Life17 November 2016
Goldwind: White Rock Wind Farm25 August 2016
2016 Relay for Life11 July 2016
United Way Glenelg's Administrative Professional of the Year for 201630 March 2016
GE Power & Water: Ararat Wind Farm- Australian Bluegum Plantation: Shiploader
- Victoria Sets Course for Jobs and Growth in Renewables
- New Project - ABP
- 2015 South West Relay for Life
- Goldwind Australia: Gullen Ranges Wind Farm
- Portland Solar Project - December 2012
- 2012 Southwest Victoria Solar Project
- Electrical Contracting Division
- Macarthur Wind Farm
- Goldwind Australia: Mortons Lane Windfarm
- Minerva Gas Plant - Long Term Deliverability Project Phase 2
- Oaklands Windfarm
- Hepburn Community Wind Farm
- 2010 in Review
- 2008 in Review
- Darts Road Administration Renovation
- REpower: Portland Wind Energy Project Stage III (Cape Nelson)
- Suzlon Energy: Capital Hill
- Cullerin Range Wind Farm
- New Fabrication Shop - School Road
- Taking the lead in waste water
- Waubra wind farm
- 2007 in Review
- Leading the way in wind, solar, wave and hydro
- Green initiatives for a cleaner future
- Future Leaders in Industry Program
Highlights - 2008 in Review
The 2008 year saw new records being set for Keppel Prince Engineering.
Our revenue rose again 43% taking it above $100 million for the first time in the company’s history. The work performed for Portland Aluminium and Alcoa was maintained around 41% of total revenue, with wind energy work occupying almost 52% at just on $57 million.
Keppel Prince spent in excess of $8 million on capital during 2008, including acquisition of two new cranes and expansion of the wind tower production line. During 2008 we also purchased the building previously owned by Vestas (and used as their blade factory). This now houses our fabrication workshop where we were able to build the large bridge beams for John Holland
Keppel Prince‘s manpower exceeded 550 during 2008 at the peak, but has recently fallen back below 500 by year end.