Projects

Bushfire Preparedness Assessment for LNG Major Hazard Facility

Gas storage facilities are a critical part of New South Wales’ natural gas infrastructure, storing and handling significant volumes of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Due to the scale and nature of operations, these facilities are generally classified as Major Hazard Facilities by the NSW Government. Recognising the bushfire risks associated with such infrastructure, Cool Burn was engaged to undertake a pre-summer bushfire preparedness assessment for an LNG facility located in a bushfire-prone area.

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Bushfire Planning for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are a critical component of Australia’s clean energy transition, providing energy storage and load shifting to maximise the value of solar generation and ensure reliable supply during peak demand periods. As these large-scale facilities are increasingly developed in bushfire-prone areas, Cool Burn provides specialist bushfire planning and design services to ensure their safe integration into the energy landscape.

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Ecological Monitoring of Travelling Stock Reserves – Upper Hunter Region

Cool Burn delivers ecological monitoring, assessment, and management planning services for biodiversity offsets and areas of ecological significance. In the Upper Hunter Region, Cool Burn was engaged to undertake ecological monitoring and assessment of Travelling Stock Reserves (TSRs) – Crown land parcels traditionally used for livestock movement, resting, and grazing. These reserves also contain important Threatened Ecological Communities (TECs), including the critically endangered Box-Gum Grassy Woodland, requiring sensitive management to balance ecological integrity with agricultural function.

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Strategic Burn Planning for Biodiversity Stewardship Sites & Conservation Areas

Bushfire plans and prescribed burn strategies for Biodiversity Stewardship Sites and Conservation Areas. With deep expertise in NSW approval pathways and practical land management, Cool Burn delivers low-intensity prescribed burns designed to enhance biodiversity outcomes while ensuring community and asset protection.

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LLS Curricabark Study

Cool Burn have been engaged by NSW Hunter Local Land Services (LLS) to prepare a prescribed burn plan and scientific study for a planned cultural burn on high country rural land in the MidCoast area of NSW. This project aims to collect scientific landscape data to support the theory that managed burning techniques conducted by…

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Protecting the Regent Honey-eater in the Hunter Region

Cool Burn have planned and delivered low intensity prescribed fires to environmental conservation sites in the Hunter and Manning regions, NSW. These fires are conducted under specified conditions and seasons with the aim to improve habitat for endangered species, re-introduce a burning regime to long unburnt properties, and reduce the potential impacts of wildfire. All…

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Shark Creek Monitoring

Cool Burn are experienced in environmental monitoring and preparing reports for conservation sites across NSW, including biodiversity stewardship sites and voluntary conservation areas. Site monitoring requires an awareness of the suitable management activities such as pest and weed control, erosion control, fences, access and fire trails, and managing fire for conservation, habitat, and natural ecosystem…

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