Squadron Energy, in partnership with Andrew Forrest, is planning to invest up to AUD3 billion (US$2.19 billion) to develop a 1.2 GW wind-solar-battery energy storage complex in Queensland, Australia.
The Clarke Creek renewable energy complex was initially developed by the Australian unit of Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology and Australia-based Lacour Energy.
The 450 MW Phase 1 of the project will begin construction about 150 km northwest of Rockhampton with target commissioning by 2024. Stanwell Corp has signed a power purchase agreement with the 346.5 MW capacity of the project.
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March 03, 2022
Mytilineos starts the construction of the 110 MW Moura solar PV project in Banana Shire
Mytilineos has started the construction of the 110 MW Moura solar photovoltaic park located between the township of Moura and Banana, in Banana Shire, Queensland (Australia). The US$120 mi...
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March 03, 2022
Construction commences on Green Energy Manufacturing Centre (GEM) in Gladstone
Fortescue Future Industries has commenced the construction of the first stage of the world’s largest electrolyzer facility known as Green Energy Manufacturing Centre (GEM) in Gladstone Queenslan...
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March 01, 2022
Iberdrola to develop 145 MW Flyers Creek wind farm in New South Wales
Iberdrola SA has committed to developing the 145 MW Flyers Creek onshore wind farm in central-west New South Wales, Australia. The construction works for the project will begin in March 2022 and...
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February 28, 2022
Genex secures AUD35mn debt financing for the 50 MW/100 MWh battery energy storage project in Queensland
Genex Power Ltd has closed an AUD35 million (US$25.32 million) debt financing for the construction of its 50 MW/100 MWh Bouldercombe battery energy storage project in Queensland, Australia. Inf...
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February 24, 2022
Construction work begins for USD1.76 billion interconnector project in Australia
The construction work has started for the 900-kilometer electricity interconnector in New South Wales.
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