MINING
Power Built for Mining
Mining operations don’t have room for uncertainty when it comes to power.
Silverstone delivers mining power infrastructure for surface and underground operations across Australia, supporting projects from construction and ramp up through to production and expansion.
Our capability covers power system design, remote power generation, diesel and hybrid power stations, BESS, temporary power and complete power plants. With engineering, construction, commissioning and field support within the same team, we understand what it takes to keep power available in remote and demanding operating environments.
Power Through Every Stage of Mining
Power requirements change as a mine develops.
What is needed during construction and ramp up can look very different once the operation reaches production or expands.
Silverstone provides the engineering, infrastructure and temporary power capability to support those changes as the operation develops.
Mine Power System Design
Electrical engineering and power system design built around site loads, operating conditions, existing infrastructure and future demand.
Diesel & Hybrid Power Stations
Diesel and hybrid power stations for remote mining operations, engineered around the site’s generation requirements and changing loads.
Battery Energy Storage Systems
BESS designed to manage loads, support system stability and work alongside existing or new generation infrastructure.
EPC Delivery
Engineering, procurement and construction capability for complete mining power projects, keeping technical and field delivery connected from design through to commissioning.
Commissioning & Maintenance
Testing, commissioning, scheduled maintenance and technical support to keep power infrastructure performing once it’s operational.
Temporary & Expansion Power
Temporary generation and additional capacity for mine development, construction, shutdowns, expansions and changing operational requirements.
Power Infrastructure Built for Remote Mining
Remote mining brings its own challenges. Distance, access, changing loads and demanding operating conditions all influence how power infrastructure needs to be designed and delivered.
Silverstone works across both surface and underground mining, delivering power systems built around the realities of the operation.
From temporary generation during construction through to permanent power stations and supporting electrical infrastructure, our teams stay connected from engineering through to commissioning and field support.
How We Deliver Mining Power Projects
Mine power projects need more than good equipment. They need engineering that understands the operation, people who know how to deliver in remote environments and support that continues once the system is running.
Site & Load Assessment
We look at site conditions, current and future loads, existing infrastructure and operating requirements before determining what the power system needs to deliver.
Engineering Connected to Site
Our engineers work alongside project and field teams throughout delivery, keeping technical decisions grounded in how the system will actually be built and operated.
Testing & Commissioning
Power systems are tested and commissioned before going into operation, confirming equipment, controls and supporting infrastructure are working together as designed.
Field & Operational Support
Once the system is running, our teams can provide scheduled maintenance, fault response, monitoring and technical support as site requirements change.
We Know What Power Means on a Mine Site
When power stops, production feels it.
That’s why our approach starts with understanding the operation, not simply selecting equipment.
Our Power team combines engineering knowledge with practical mine site experience across surface and underground environments. We understand remote mobilisation, changing loads, construction pressures and the importance of keeping infrastructure maintainable once the project team leaves site.
Mining Power FAQs
What mining power solutions does Silverstone provide?
Silverstone provides power system design, remote power generation, diesel and hybrid power stations, BESS, power plants, temporary power and EPC delivery for mining operations across Australia.
Can Silverstone support remote mine sites?
Yes. Remote mining is a core part of our Power capability.
Our teams work across surface and underground environments, delivering power infrastructure for sites where access, operating conditions and distance from established grid infrastructure all need to be considered.
Does Silverstone provide temporary power during mine construction?
Yes. We provide temporary generation for mine development, construction, ramp ups, shutdowns, expansions and other short or longer term site requirements.
Our team can manage equipment selection, mobilisation, installation, commissioning and field support throughout the hire.
Can battery storage and renewable generation be incorporated into mine power systems?
Yes. BESS and renewable generation can form part of a broader mine power system where appropriate.
Silverstone Power manages generation, storage and wider power system integration, while Silverstone Renewables can deliver the renewable infrastructure required for the project.
Does Silverstone provide ongoing maintenance?
Yes. Our Power team provides scheduled maintenance, fault response, monitoring and technical support for mining power infrastructure once it is operational.
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