http://www.news.com.au/technology/i...y/news-story/b684b7e9ea355860379e50498f236486
It has grown from 400sq m to 20,000 sq m in less than 50 years.
https://nautilus.org/briefing-books/australian-defence-facilities/pine-gap/the-pine-gap-project/
The power requirements of this facility and the requirements for resilient 24x7 power redundancy options are strategically huge.
The correctly sized microgrid that would need to be built for a facility of this size would prove a very challenging task.
Perhaps only ultra critical systems would be considered as a first base for a microgrid with further "enhancements" in years to come.
The mind boggles at the prospects of an opportunity such as this. I wonder if an RFT opportunity will present itself in the next year or so?
Pine Gap - the prize for microgrid power redundancy
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