More than 100 jobs will be supported as part of a $49 million rebuild of a critical Central Queensland electricity substation.

Work has begun on rebuilding Bouldercombe Substation, which supplies electricity to Rockhampton and the wider Central Queensland region.

The four-year project will support 112 jobs and involves replacement of all primary equipment such as circuit breakers, structures and foundations as well as the installation of a new transformer on site.

Energy Minister Dr Anthony Lynham said the Bouldercombe substation was a critical transmission hub in the region, supplying Rockhampton and surrounding areas.

“The original substation plant is now reaching the end of its service life and requires replacement to ensure a reliable and secure supply of electricity to Central Queensland,” Dr Lynham said.

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