Victoria gives final state approval for biggest wind farm in southern hemisphere
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The Government of the Australian State of Victoria has approved the construction of the largest wind power plant in the southern hemisphere, reporting to the Prime Minister of Ben Carroll. Warracknabeal Energy Park will have 219 wind generators with a total capacity of over 1.5 GW and cover about 11.8 per cent of the state ' s energy requirements.
Australia's largest proposed wind farm gets planning tick
WestWind Energy’s proposed Warracknabeal Energy Park has been by cleared by Victorian Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny, with the project now moving to federal approval stage. The Warracknabeal Energy Park, […] The post Australia’s largest proposed wind farm gets planning tick appeared first on Energy Source & Distribution.
$3.47bn Warracknabeal Energy Park Project: 1.5GW Australia’s Largest Wind Farm Wins State Approval
Warracknabeal Energy Park project has secured Victoria’s final state approval, advancing Australia’s proposed $3.47 billion wind farm. The development carries an estimated A$5 billion investment and could become the country’s largest wind power project. Its 219 turbines would deliver approximately 1.575GW of generation capacity across farmland in north-western Victoria. However, construction still depends on federal […]
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