Our Wind Projects

The proposed Boorolong Wind Farm is located on Anaiwan Country, around 20km north-west of Armidale, within the New England Renewable Energy Zone (REZ). The wind project will comprise of wind turbine generators, battery storage and ancillary infrastructure.

Stage One of the Clarke Creek Wind Farm is located 150km north-west of Rockhampton and 150km south of Mackay on the land of the Barada Kabalbara Yetimarala (BKY) peoples. The 450MW wind farm will produce enough electricity to power around 330,000 Queensland homes and avoid 738,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year.

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.

The proposed Jeremiah Wind Farm is located on Wiradjuri Country, around 25km east of Gundagai, NSW, within the Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council area. The proposed wind project currently comprises 65 wind turbines and battery energy storage.

The proposed Moreton Hill Wind Farm is located on Wadawurrung Country, about 35km southwest of Ballarat, Victoria. The wind farm will have up to 62 turbines, producing enough electricity to power around 260,000 homes and prevent almost 350,000 tonnes of emissions annually. The wind farm will connect into the electricity network via a new underground 220kV powerline to the Berrybank terminal station about nine kilometres south of the wind farm.

The proposed Spicers Creek Wind Farm is located on Wiradjuri Country, west of Gulgong and north east of Wellington, within the Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone. The proposed wind project currently comprises up to 117 wind turbines and battery energy storage.

Uungula Wind Farm is located on Wiradjuri Country, 14km east of Wellington, NSW. Once complete, the 69-turbine wind farm will generate enough electricity to power more than 220,000 homes and prevent more than 560,000 tonnes of carbon emissions being released into the atmosphere annually.

Stage Two of Clarke Creek Wind Farm is located 150km north-west of Rockhampton and 150km south of Mackay on the land of the Barada Kabalbara Yetimarala (BKY) peoples. The proposed wind farm is in the advanced planning stage, and will consist of 94 turbines with an expected capacity of 564MW. It is expected to produce enough electricity to power around 350,000 homes and avoid 625,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year.

The proposed Gol Gol Wind Farm is located 10km north of Buronga, within the South West Renewable Energy Zone. The wind project will comprise of wind turbine generators and ancillary infrastructure. This project will be developed in parallel with Gol Gol Battery and Gol Gol Solar Farm.

The proposed Conargo Wind Farm is located around 45km north east of Deniliquin and 10km north east of Conargo, within the NSW South West Renewable Energy Zone. It will consist of approximately 53 wind turbines and battery energy storage with an expected capacity of 300MW. It is expected to produce enough electricity to power around 198,000 homes and avoid approximately 270,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year.

The proposed Bookham Wind Farm is located on Ngunnawal Country, around 30km west of Yass. The proposed project currently comprises 99 wind turbines and battery storage, producing enough electricity to power around 321,000 NSW homes and prevent 322,000 tonnes of emissions annually.

The proposed Pikedale Wind Farm is located 18km west of Stanthorpe. The proposed project currently comprises around 200 wind turbines and battery energy storage, producing enough electricity to power around 647,000 homes and prevent 553,000 tonnes of emissions annually.