November 26, 2025
Selkirk Stadium Upgrade and Solar
We’re proud to partner with the City of Ballarat on a transformative upgrade at Selkirk Stadium in Norman Street, Wendouree that will elevate the venue experience and deliver long-term value.
This project includes:
- State-of-the-art CCTV system for enhanced safety and peace of mind.
- Upgraded electrical infrastructure with new sub-mains and a modern switchboard to power advanced court lighting.
- Immersive AV system featuring vibrant LED lighting and crystal-clear audio for an engaging spectator experience.
- Enhanced scoreboards and shot clocks to support more games and high-profile tournaments.
- A 100 kW solar power solution driving sustainability and reducing operational costs in conjunction with Ballarat Solar Group.
We are proud to be a preferred partner of the City of Ballarat for works such as these and strengthens the commitment of the City to use locally owned and operated businesses in their maintenance projects.
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Lighting upgrade for the Selkirk Stadium show court.
Stage 1 includes underground boring and installing conduits for the new sub-mains.
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