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Mortlake South Wind Farm, operational since 2024 and situated in the Moyne Shire region, provides 157.5MW of power.

The wind farm was built on cleared open and level land that is predominantly used for dairy farming. The location is highly exposed to consistent winds, making the site ideal for wind powered electricity generation. The wind farm has been fully operational since July 2024. 

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Project location: 5km from Mortlake in Moyne Shire
  • Capacity: up to 157.5MW
  • Structure: 35 x  4.5MW turbines
  • Operational since: July 2024
  • Grid connection: 15km underground connection line to 220kV Terang substation
  • Tip height: Up to 180m

KEY POINTS

  • Project investment: $280M AUD
  • Energy production: equivalent to up to 117,000 homes
  • CO2 emissions benefit: Prevents the emission of approximately 532,000 tonnes of CO2 from coal-fired power stations per year
  • Jobs: About 100 jobs created during construction and 10 permanent full-time roles during operations

COMMUNITY BENEFITS

  • Jobs & Local Economy: The wind farm offers up to 10 permanent full-time roles and seasonal contract work. ACCIONA Energía supports local businesses by buying regional goods and services, while host landowners gain diversified income streams
  • Small Grants Program: Each year on average over $40,000 has been provided for community events, projects and activities. Community organisations and groups can apply for small grants through an application process
  • Small Grants Program: Each year on average over $40,000 has been provided for community events, projects and activities. Community organisations and groups can apply for small grants through an application process
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