Gascoyne Gateway Limited (GGL) is a wholly Australian-owned company, led by veterans with decades of experience in responsible marine management.
GGL’s focus is to privately fund, build and operate a regenerative multi-use port facility and renewables hub adjacent to the existing light industrial area, 10km south of Exmouth in Western Australia. This is a critical Gascoyne Regional project that will provide key infrastructure enabling the decarbonisation and development of supply chains for priority sectors, regional jobs, trade, investment, tourism for the Gascoyne Region and national security for Australia.
The GGL Port Facility and Renewables Hub will include the three distinct precincts:
1. Port Facility Precinct
2. Renewables Energy and Desalination Precinct
3. A bulk Liquid & fuel Storage Precinct.
Since 2019, GGL has been working to fulfil its key aim of building a deep-water port facility at Exmouth to provide a solution to the longstanding barrier to economic and community development for the Exmouth community, Gascoyne Region and for national resilience.
GGL have a robust understanding of the physical, environmental, and commercial pillars underpinning this project, and are committed to the need to preserve the distinct values of the location while enabling compatible regional economic growth and diversity.
GGL Proposal Objectives reflect 5 Project Stages – Concept, Prefeasibility, Feasibility, Development and Operations. Stage 1 Concept and Stage 2 Prefeasibility of the Project have been completed.
The project in currently in Stage 3 Feasibility, which is already well advanced, delivering concurrent objectives pertaining to Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS), costing, engineering, technical studies, risk management, approvals and stakeholder engagement.
Current project timelines have the project operational in late 2025.