The AGL Energy, in partnership with the Powering Australian Renewables, has commissioned one of the largest wind farms in Australia - 200 MW Silverton Wind Farm project in Western New South Wales. The farm is complete and is now generating at full capacity.
The AUD 450 million (USD 298 million) project consists of 58 wind turbines in total, 3.4MW 130-meter-rotor wind turbines on 110-meter towers, and is expected to generate 780,000 megawatt-hours (MWh) of renewable energy each year – enough to power 137,000 homes. It is located in the Barrier Ranges of New South Wales, 25 kilometers north of Broken Hill.
The project is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 655,000 tonnes annually - the equivalent of taking 192,000 cars off the road annually.
Powering Australian Renewables is a partnership between QIC, Future Fund and AGL to invest in 1,000 MW of large-scale renewable energy projects.
The New South Wales (NSW) government has granted planning approval to Australia’s biggest pumped hydro energy storage project, 2 GW Snowy 2.0. The project will add 2000 new jobs and invest AUD 4.6 billion (USD 3 billion) in NSW.
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Australian Green Hydrogen specialist Infinite Blue Energy (IBE) has unveiled a bold new plan to transition large users of fossil fuel based electricity in NSW to Green Hydrogen by 2027.
Read moreRES and Energy Estate are working together on the development of a hybrid renewable project in Australia, the Central Queensland Power (CQP), which is planned to deliver over 2 GW of wind, solar and storage developments, and new transmission infrastructure. The shared CQP vision is to accelerate the decarbonization of heavy industry and the community in Central Queensland.
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Neoen has signed a 352 MWp power purchase agreement with CleanCo Queensland in one of Australia's most substantial renewable energy agreements to date.
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UPC/AC Renewables Pty Ltd in Australia has submitted a scoping report for the 400 MW Stubbo Solar Farm project to the New South Wales Department of Planning, Industry, and Environment (DPIE).
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