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Invest in Western Australia's Strategic Industrial Areas Government of Western Australia Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation INVEST IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S STRATEGIC STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREAS INDUSTRIAL AREAS WESTERN AUSTRALIA CONTENTS BROWSE LNG PRECINCT 8 BOODARIE SIA 10 ANKETELL SIA 12 BURRUP SIA 14 MAITLAND SIA 16 ASHBURTON NORTH SIA 18 OAKAJEE SIA 20 MUNGARI SIA 22 KWINANA SIA 24 KEMERTON SIA 26 SHOTTS SIA 28 MIRAMBEENA SIA 30 STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREAS WESTERN AUSTRALIA Located close to Western Australia’s abundant resources and connected to key infrastructure, Strategic Industrial Areas (SIAs) are carefully planned to support investment in downstream processing and other strategic industrial activities. As Australia’s predominant State for Western Australia has proven to including Chevron, BP, Shell, Woodside, the export of gas, iron ore, petroleum be a safe and secure environment BHP Billiton or Yara. and other minerals, Western Australia is for investment. Proponents interested in locating in an pivotal to the supply of resources to the Our history of strong economic growth, SIA should contact the Department of Asian region and beyond. combined with low sovereign risk and Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation Led by the Department of Jobs, a proven track record of successful or LandCorp to discuss the project in Tourism, Science and Innovation resource projects makes it an ideal place more detail. and delivered by LandCorp, SIAs are to do business. Come and invest in the economic industrial land areas designed for Our SIAs have large, connected land powerhouse that is the State of investment in downstream processing areas available, close to a skilled and Western Australia. and other strategic industrial activities. productive workforce. For more information on SIAs, Each estate has been strategically Investment in one of our SIAs could please visit landcorp.com.au/sia selected for its proximity to major place you alongside some of the resource projects and key infrastructure world’s largest resource companies, such as roads, rail and ports. BROWSE LNG PRECINCT BURRUP SIA MAITLAND SIA BOODARIE SIA ASHBURTON NORTH SIA ANKETELL SIA OAKAJEE SIA MUNGARI SIA KWINANA SIA KEMERTON SIA SHOTTS SIA MIRAMBEENA SIA PLANNED | CONNECTED | AVAILABLE WORLD MAP EUROPE SOUTH KOREA JAPAN NORTH CHINA AMERICA INDIA AFRICA SOUTH AMERICA WA is home to WESTERN WA has over AUSTRALIA 51% is one of the world’s 900 of Australia’s largest producers of operating resources projects › Liquefied Natural Gas mine sites under construction or › Iron ore committed; Australia’s › Alumina and premier resources other minerals investment destination 6 EUROPE SOUTH KOREA JAPAN NORTH CHINA AMERICA INDIA AFRICA SOUTH AMERICA GMT + 8 TIMEZONE REASONS TO APPROXIMATELY ONE QUARTER INVEST IN WA OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION › Large land areas IS WITHIN THE SAME TIME ZONE available › Safe and secure AS WESTERN AUSTRALIA business environment › Skilled local workforce 7 WESTERN AUSTRALIA KIMBERLEY: BROOME BROWSE LNG PRECINCT A Liquid Natural Gas Precinct supporting gas fields in the Browse Basin, located off Western Australia’s northern coastline. The State of Western Australia has The precinct is intended to cater for identified an area to develop an onshore, an LNG production capacity of up to Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) precinct 50 million tonnes per annum. south of James Price Point in the North The Department of Jobs, Tourism, West region of Western Australia. Science and Innovation is the lead Know as the Browse LNG Precinct it government agency responsible for the is intended to enable the processing planning and development of the Browse of natural gas from Browse Basin gas LNG Precinct. LandCorp will administer fields located 425km off the west the Strategic Industrial Area (SIA), which Kimberley coast and the onshore includes a support industrial area and Canning Basin. service corridors and once constructed, the port will be administered by the The Browse LNG Precinct is intented Kimberley Port Authority. to accommodate a minimum of two gas processing proponents at one For more information visit location to enable sharing of common- landcorp.com.au/browselng user facilities such as the port, roads, infrastructure corridors and workers’ accommodation. STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREAS BROWSE LNG PRECINCT WESTERN AUSTRALIA LOCATION APPROVALS Located 60km north of Broome, in Detailed planning and environmental BROOME Western Australia’s Kimberley region. approvals progressing. Native Title approvals obtained. PROJECT AREA Approximately 3,000ha. LAND TENURE A sub-lease from LandCorp. PLANNING For natural gas processing proponents SERVICES and supporting activities. More detailed information can be provided on request. TARGET INDUSTRIES Browse Basin and the onshore Canning MORE INFORMATION Basin natural gas producers. Visit landcorp.com.au/browselng CURRENT PROPONENTS No current proponents. FEATURES/BENEFITS › Large scale sites available. Future Road › Planned deep-water port, workers’ accommodation, roads and infrastructure corridors. › Protected from sensitive land uses. › A secure investment environment. › Close to skilled workforce and LEGEND townsite amenities. Core Support Industry Port Precinct Broome-Cape Leveque Road Buffer Workers’ Accommodation WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LAND AUTHORITY Level 6, 40 The Esplanade Perth, Western Australia 6000 T +61 8 9482 7499 landcorp.com.au KIMBERLEY | BROWSE LNG PRECINCT 9 WESTERN AUSTRALIA PILBARA: PORT HEDLAND BOODARIE STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREA A strategic industrial estate planned to support the growth of downstream processing for Western Australia’s resource industries. The Boodarie Strategic Industrial The Boodarie SIA has been master Boodarie is also connected to key Area (SIA) is planned for strategic and planned to accommodate a range regional road, gas, power and water downstream processing industries in of mineral, gas processing and other infrastructure networks. Western Australia’s Pilbara region. strategic industries requiring access to Proponents that have already chosen to the nearby Port Hedland port. invest in the Boodarie SIA include; › Alinta – power station. › Sub 161 – compressed natural gas. Land is available in the Boodarie SIA for strategic and downstream processing industries and will be allocated by the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation through a lease arrangement with LandCorp. For more information visit landcorp.com.au/boodariesia STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREAS BOODARIE WESTERN AUSTRALIA LOCATION APPROVALS Located 10km south west of Port Hedland Planning approvals in place. in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. PORT HEDLAND LAND TENURE PROJECT AREA Lease from LandCorp. Approximately 4,000ha. SERVICES PLANNING More detailed information on services For strategic/heavy industry. can be provided on request. TARGET INDUSTRIES MORE INFORMATION Downstream processing projects based Visit landcorp.com.au/boodariesia on the local resources such as natural gas, iron ore, salt and other strategic industrial activity. CURRENT PROPONENTS Alinta Power Station. Horizon Power Boodarie Station Access Road Sub 161 Compressed Natural Gas Facility. 1 2 3 FEATURES/BENEFITS › Large scale sites available. › Connected to existing road, gas, Great Northern Highway power, water and deep water port. Underground Water Pipe › Protected from sensitive land uses. LEGEND › A secure investment environment. Core Buffer Port Proponents › Close to skilled workforce and Underground water pipeline townsite amenities. Gas Pipeline 1 - Sub 161 2 - Alinta 3 - Horizon Power/Trans Alta WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LAND AUTHORITY Level 6, 40 The Esplanade Perth, Western Australia 6000 T +61 8 9482 7499 landcorp.com.au PILBARA | BOODARIE STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREA 11 WESTERN AUSTRALIA PILBARA: KARRATHA ANKETELL STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREA A planned and connected development unlocking the potential of Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The Anketell project is planned to create Land is available for lease in the a new multi-user port and associated associated Anketell SIA for strategic and Strategic Industrial Area (SIA) for downstream processing industries and strategic and downstream processing will be allocated by the Department of industries in the Pilbara. Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation through a lease arrangement with The Anketell SIA is connected to the LandCorp. future port, key regional infrastructure and local resources such as gas and For more detailed information visit iron ore. landcorp.com.au/anketellsia The Anketell Port is proposed to be 4,300ha in area and is planned to be the Pilbara region’s next major deep-water port. Once fully complete, it will have an export capacity of more than 350 million tonnes per annum, making it equivalent in size to the port of Port Hedland. Government of Western Australia Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL AREAS ANKETELL WESTERN AUSTRALIA LOCATION APPROVALS Located 30km east of Karratha in Project ready. Western Australia’s Pilbara region. KARRATHA LAND TENURE PROJECT AREA Lease from LandCorp. Approximately 850ha. SERVICES PLANNING Detailed information can be provided For strategic/heavy industry. on request. TARGET INDUSTRIES MORE INFORMATION Industries utilising the regions Visit landcorp.com.au/anketellsia natural resources such as natural gas, iron ore, salt and other strategic industrial activity. CURRENT PROPONENTS No current proponents. FEATURES/BENEFITS › Large scale sites available. › Planned deep-water port. › Protected from sensitive land uses. st Coastal We Hig orth hw › A secure
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