Our Firming Projects

The proposed Koorakee Energy Park is located around 12km north of Euston, NSW within the South West Renewable Energy Zone. It consists of a wind farm with up to 167 wind turbines, a solar farm and battery energy storage. The project has the potential to have a total generating capacity of up to 2GW, the equivalent of powering more than 1.1 million average NSW homes.

Spicers Creek Battery is a proposed battery storage facility within the Spicers Creek Wind Farm development, west of Gulgong and north east of Wellington, in the Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone. The size of the battery facility proposed is up to 400 MW capacity and up to 1,800 MWh storage capacity.

Dubbo Firming Power Station is a proposed firming power station, capable of using hydrogen, biofuels and hydrogen gas blends. The project consists of a dual fuel 64MW power plant and an up to 20MW hydrogen electrolysis plant.

Port Kembla Energy Terminal is located on Dharawal land, in Port Kembla’s Inner Harbour. When completed, the facility will have the capacity to supply more than 70% of NSW’s gas needs. The new terminal will support domestic gas supply as we transition to green energy in the future.

The Sapphire Battery is a 30MW, 1 hour (lithium-iron phosphate) battery development located next to the 270MW Sapphire Wind Farm, in the New England region of northern NSW. The battery will store excess energy from the wind farm and the grid and discharge it when customers need it most. It will also deliver ancillary market services, which support a more secure and reliable grid. The battery can be expanded in future, and when paired with the approved Sapphire solar farm, could provide ‘firm’ renewable energy to match large customers’ needs.

Uungula Battery is a proposed battery storage facility near the Uungula Wind Farm development, 14km east of Wellington within the Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone. The size of the battery facility permitted is up to 150MW/300MWh.

The proposed Gol Gol Battery is located 10km north of Buronga, within the South West Renewable Energy Zone. The project will consist of a grid-scale energy storage system. This project will be developed in parallel with Gol Gol Wind Farm and Gol Gol Solar Farm.