Meandu coal mine upgrades plant control system

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LogiCamms has landed an $8.5 million contract to upgrade the control system for the coal handling preparation plant at Queensland coal mine Meandu.

Meandu coal mine upgrades plant control system

The mine, run by the Stanwell-owned TEC Coal, supplies coal to adjacent Tarong power stations.

The control system upgrade covers "detailed design, installation, factory and site acceptance testing, commissioning, and operator training", according to a statement lodged with the ASX.

Upgrade work is expected to start immediately and be completed in approximately 18 months.

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