2017: Biggest year for Australia's renewable energy industry

Last Modified: Wed Oct 18 2017 06:41:01 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
  • 49
    + projects either under construction, constructed or which have secured funding and will go to construction this year.
  • 4,938.9 MW
    of new large-scale renewable energy would be under construction in 2017.
  • $8,855 million
    + investments that will be made across all projects combined.
  • 5,548
    + jobs will be created across all the projects.
  • 113.2 MW
    Bodangora Wind Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 150 MW
    Coleambally Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 91 MW
    Crookwell 2 Wind Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 25 MW
    Dubbo Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 30 MW
    Griffith Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 10 MW
    Gullen Range Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 48.5 MW
    Manildra Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 55 MW
    Parkes Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 270 MW
    Sapphire Wind Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 200 MW
    Silverton Wind Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 175 MW
    White Rock Stage 1 Wind Farm in New South Wales. (Click/Tap for details)
  • 20 MW
    White Rock Solar Farm in New South Wales (Click/Tap for details)
  • 25 MW
    Barcaldine Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 100 MW
    Clare Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 42 MW
    Collinsville Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 300 MW
    Columboola Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 110 MW
    Darlings Down Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 150 MW
    Daydream Solar Farm in Queensland
  • 50 MW
    Hayman Solar Farm in Queensland
  • 40 MW
    Kennedy Energy Park Solar and Wind facility in Queensland
  • 50 MW
    Kidston Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 10.8 MW
    Lakeland Solar Farm and Storage in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 100 MW
    Lilyvale Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 17.4 MW
    Longreach Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 189 MW
    Mt Emerald Wind Farm in Queensland. (Click/Tap for details)
  • 5 MW
    Normanton Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 70 MW
    Oakey 2 Solar Farm (Click/Tap for details)
  • 135 MW
    Ross River Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 125 MW
    Sun Metals Solar Farm in Queensland
  • 15 MW
    Sunshine Coast Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 24 MW
    Tableland Sugar Mill Bagasse based plant in Queensland
  • 57.5 MW
    Whitsunday Solar Farm in Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
  • 220 MW
    Bungala Solar Project in South Australia (Click/Tap for details)
  • 400 MW
    Coober Pedy Solar and Wind Facility in South Australia (Click/Tap for details)
  • 209 MW
    Hornsdale Stage 2 & 3 Wind Farm in South Australia. (Click/Tap for details)
  • 330 MW
    Riverland Solar Farm and Storage in South Australia
  • 100 MW
    Tailem Bend Solar Farm in South Australia (Click/Tap for details)
  • 240 MW
    Ararat Wind Farm in Victoria. (Click/Tap for details)
  • 60 MW
    Gannawarra Solar Farm in Victoria (Click/Tap for details)
  • 30 MW
    Kiata Wind Farm in Victoria (Click/Tap for details)
  • 160 MW
    Lal Lal Wind Farm in Victoria. (Click/Tap for details).
  • 132 MW
    Mt Gellibrand Wind Farm in Victoria (Click/Tap for details)
  • 54 MW
    Salt Creek Wind Farm in Victoria (Click/Tap for details)
  • 112 MW
    Yatpool Solar Farm in Victoria. (Click/Tap for details).
  • 29 MW
    Yaloak South Wind Farm in Victoria
  • 30 MW
    Byford Solar Farm in Western Australia (Click/Tap for details)
  • 20 MW
    Emu Downs Solar Farm in Western Australia (Click/Tap for details)
  • 119 MW
    Willogoleches Wind Farm, South Australia (Click/Tap for details).
  • 57.5 MW
    Hamilton Solar Farm, Queensland (Click/Tap for details)
Posted by AUS Sustainability in Energy
Tags Renewable Energy,Australia
Source Clean Energy Council