Wind
It’s been six years since we’ve had news of a proposed South Australian wind and battery project, but the news is: it’s back on.
A new player in the renewable energy sector is set to kick off its first project, with deals signed.
With a tick of a pen, a proposed major wind farm slated for South Australia has taken a major step forward towards construction and is now accepting expressions of interest from contractors and suppliers.
A plan for a $1 billion-plus wind farm development in the Wheatbelt region of WA, promising local opportunities, has cleared a major planning hurdle.
A new renewable energy development in south east NSW is set to drive procurement demand across wind, civil, electrical and battery services.
Planned for Tasmania’s Central Highlands, a new large-scale wind and battery storage project will build upon the region’s long history of renewable energy, dating back to the state’s first hydroelectric plant.
Deals have been signed, and a program is underway to extensively refurbish a wind farm on a Bass Strait island, aimed at significantly extending its life – here's what’s going on as well as plans for future development.
A significant renewable energy initiative in South Australia’s mid-north has been given the green light, and a register established for contractors and suppliers wishing to contribute to the project.
In a major milestone for Victorian offshore wind development, the first management plan has been approved by the Offshore Infrastructure Registrar for a proposed wind farm off the coast of Gippsland.
After a preliminary offer in September last year, the Government has made a final decision to offer a feasibility licence to proponents of a major planned wind farm in the Southern Ocean zone – here's what happens now.
