US EditionMassive Wind Farm Gets Green Light Despite Local Opposition I Australian Rural & Regional News
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Massive wind farm gets green light despite local opposition I Australian Rural & Regional News
A 1,300-megawatt wind farm between Hay and Deniliquin has been approved by planning authorities, promising to power more than half a million homes. At its peak, Pottinger Energy Park could deliver up to 900 construction jobs and 55 ongoing operational roles. Construction is expected to take several years. A comprehensive Community Benefits Program established by Pottinger Energy Park is projected to bring considerable direct benefits to the Hay …
Pottinger Energy Park ticks planning approval in NSW
New South Wales’ Independent Planning Commission (IPC) has approved the development of Pottinger Energy Park in NSW’s South West Renewable Energy Zone (SW REZ). To be jointly developed by Someva Renewables and AGL Energy, the IPC’s approval means Pottinger Energy Park could generate up to 1,300MW of renewable energy from 247 wind turbines—all supported by a 500MW/2000MWh battery. Related article: AGL and Someva to partner on 2GW Pottinger Energy…
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