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We are working together with the Eyre Peninsula community on a project to improve the region’s water security. The preferred option is to build a seawater desalination plant at Sleaford Bay, south west of Port Lincoln.
Desalination was identified in 2008 as the preferred option to supplement existing drinking water supplies. We worked intensively with the Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula and the community to engage with people across the Eyre Peninsula to inform our 2008 Long Term Plan.
To inform our planning we need to complete further investigations that will be used as part of the approval process.
This includes:
detailed terrestrial, marine, environment and heritage assessments
concept design
technical construction and operation plans
community engagement.
This page is where the Eyre Peninsula community can learn more about the project and get involved at various stages. The engagement activities are currently only open to people who live or own a property on the Eyre Peninsula and are interested in participating in the project discussion. Please register today to join the discussion and take our very short survey.
To learn more about drinking water supply on the Eyre Peninsula, our long term planning and water security, visit our website.
We are working together with the Eyre Peninsula community on a project to improve the region’s water security. The preferred option is to build a seawater desalination plant at Sleaford Bay, south west of Port Lincoln.
Desalination was identified in 2008 as the preferred option to supplement existing drinking water supplies. We worked intensively with the Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula and the community to engage with people across the Eyre Peninsula to inform our 2008 Long Term Plan.
To inform our planning we need to complete further investigations that will be used as part of the approval process.
This includes:
detailed terrestrial, marine, environment and heritage assessments
concept design
technical construction and operation plans
community engagement.
This page is where the Eyre Peninsula community can learn more about the project and get involved at various stages. The engagement activities are currently only open to people who live or own a property on the Eyre Peninsula and are interested in participating in the project discussion. Please register today to join the discussion and take our very short survey.
To learn more about drinking water supply on the Eyre Peninsula, our long term planning and water security, visit our website.
We are working together with the Eyre Peninsula community as
we progress plans for supplementing the Uley South ground water supply with seawater desalination to ensure water security for the region into the future.
Our customers on Eyre Peninsula are invited to join the conversation and tell us what's most important to them.
