Talk:List of power stations in Queensland

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1MW floor on list candidates

I have set a minimum of 1MW generation capacity for power stations on this list. This is pretty arbitrary, but there needs to be a cutoff somewhere, otherwise you get the situation where either every power generation construction is listed, or private installations of some magnitude aren't listed, neither of which are desirable. I figure that 1MW is starting to contribute considerably to the generation capacity of the state as a whole. Webaware 06:41, 4 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Add in locations?

Can someone add in the locations? Most of the power stations listed already have them. It's a matter of transcribing it or is there a template somewhere? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 118.208.97.169 (talk) 08:57, 5 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Actually most don't have them. Here is a list of the co-ordinates I have worked out from Google Earth for the Main Power Stations (or from Wikipedia where it has them). If that's an acceptable source, someone with the time (and skills) might like to add them in (and maybe double check them too).

Power Station Capacity X Y Callide A & B Power Station 820 MW 24.33328889 150.5997678

Callide C Power Station 840 MW 24.33328889 150.5997678

Collinsville Power Station 190 MW 20.53317536 147.7994883

Gladstone Power Station 1,680 MW 23.84300919 151.2164304

Kogan Creek Power Station 750 MW 26.916973 150.748873

Millmerran Power Station 852 MW 27.96172 151.279371

Stanwell Power Station 1,400 MW 23.510663 150.320556

Swanbank B Power Station 500 MW 27.659331 152.813061

Tarong Power Station 1,400 MW 26.782614 151.9141861

Tarong North Power Station 443 MW 26.782614 151.9141861

Barcaldine 55 MW 23.551415 145.312234

Len Wishaw Power Station 23.551415 145.312234 Alternate name

Braemar Power Station 504 MW Imagery too old to locate, construction started in 2003

Condamine Power Station 87 MW 26.665512 150.264466

Mackay Gas Turbine 34 MW 21.144858 149.158779

Mica Creek Power Station 325 MW 20.77803 139.489351

Mount Stuart Power Station 288 MW 19.404222 146.726507 This appears to be the station, not the generator.

Oakey Power Station 282 MW 27.41838 151.680204

Phosphate Hill Power Station 42 MW 21.881008 139.976352

Roma Power Station 80 MW 26.577334 148.840066

Swanbank E Power Station 385 MW 27.659331 152.813061

Yabulu Power Station 230 MW 19.201357 146.618416

I've mapped out the physical location of all the main generators in the NEM into Google Maps. Added the link to it in the "External links" section of the page. I've replicated the link into the corresponding pages for NSW VIC SA and TAS. Kerishd (talk) 06:02, 10 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Birdsville power station

The town of Birdsville started generating power from a small hydro-electric plant driven by the outflow of an artesian bore in the 1960s. In the 1990s it was converted to more efficient geothermal operation, which is still in service. Peter Bell (talk) 04:24, 13 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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