Clyde Terminal Conversion Project

Overview

Viva Energy received development consent in 2015 to carry out works for the conversion of the former Clyde Refinery into a finished product bulk import and storage terminal (Clyde Terminal Conversion Project).

Since then, we undertook decommissioning, demolition and removal of redundant refinery infrastructure, as well as construction and modification of assets so that ongoing operations could be consolidated into a smaller area.

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Environment

Environmental Impact Statement

The Development Application to undertake the Clyde Terminal Conversion Project was accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). Significant consultation with the community, State and local government and regulators was undertaken during development of the EIS.

The EIS was prepared by independent health, risk, environmental and other technical and industry experts.

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More information:

Visit the NSW Department of Planning & Environment website.

Documents

Project Approvals and Consent

The Clyde Terminal Conversion Project was classified as a State Significant Development (SSD). Viva Energy received approval for the conversion from the Independent Planning Commission.

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Modification Assessments

The SSD was modified to allow for six additional assets to be demolished, the retention of two storage tanks initially nominated for demolition, and general updates of the development consent. The Modification Application was accompanied by Modification Assessments. Consultation with State and local government and regulators was undertaken during development of the Modification Assessments.

The Modification Assessments were prepared by independent risk, environmental and other technical and industry experts.

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More information:

Visit the NSW Department of Planning & Environment website.

Project Management Plans

A number of management plans were developed to manage our work and minimise impacts on the community and the environment, including the demolition of the redundant refining infrastructure. Download the management plans

Download the management plans