Wind
As the concrete settles on the $2 billion renewable project, it will facilitate the first publicly owned and operated wind farm in Queensland.
In their quest to become a global renewable energy superpower, Queensland is set to host Australia’s largest publicly owned wind farm, Projectory reports.
A contract has been awarded for the construction of what is expected to be “the largest off-grid wind-solar-battery storage hybrid power station for a mining project in Australia.
A plan has been revealed for the construction of an $8 billion windfarm off the coast of WA – the third proposed by the same parent company – and opportunities are expected to result.
Proponents for what is likely to be the first Victorian offshore wind farm are seeking expressions of interest from contractors and suppliers – here's how to get your business on the radar.
Since its inception in 2019, the development director of a $10 billion wind farm planned for offshore Victoria has been updating Projectory on its development – now we can reveal details of an opportunity for businesses to connect with the proponents.
Electrical network proponents are hailing this a major milestone for North-west Queensland clean energy and critical minerals developments, reports Projectory.
Renewable developers have unveiled plans to develop a wind farm in Queensland with plans to further explore PV solar and battery storage development in the area.
A plan for the development of a 125MW wind farm in the Wheatbelt region of WA will be referred to a major planning body, while some of the project’s potential opportunities have been outlined by the proponent.
Projectory has learned that, after lying dormant for several years, plans are now in train for construction of a 700MW wind farm and battery project in Victoria’s southwest – and the project manager has told Projectory what happens next.
