The Yogi Magnetite mine project is set to be in Western Australia and will encompass several key components. To accommodate the power plant and its associated infrastructure, a total area of 125 hectares has been allocated. This space will allow for the development and operation of the power plant for the anticipated 20-year lifespan of the Yogi Iron Ore mine.
In terms of infrastructure and utilities, the project will include suitable living arrangements for both long-term operational requirements and construction needs.
For power generation and reducing our carbon footprints, the plant will consist of various components aimed at diversifying energy sources. Gas generators, wind turbines, solar farms, and BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) will all be incorporated into the power plant. To monitor and control the power generation and distribution systems, a Micro Grid Intelligent Monitoring Platform System along with a Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system will be utilized.
The requested power plant aims to meet the power demands of the entire production line, including utilities, the Yogi Village, semi-industrial sites, and off-site buildings. It will need to provide continuous power supply throughout the year, 24/7.
