200,000

Equivalent households

Up to 250 MW

Named for the Wallaby Creek which crosses the northern portion of the site.

Wallaby Creek Wind Farm is a proposed renewable energy project with a generating capacity of up to 250 MW. The Wallaby Creek Wind Farm will be located in the Narromine Shire Council LGA, New South Wales.

 

Approximately 10 kms south of Narromine. The project is situated within the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone (REZ), which is an area identified by the New South Wales Government as a priority region for the development of renewable energy projects.

 

The proposed project will consist of up to 44 wind turbine generators and associated infrastructure and sits across approximately 8,000 hectares of pastoral and cropping land.

 

The Wallaby Creek Wind Farm is proposed to connect to Essential Energy’s 132kV Narromine South Switching Station, located approximately 10km north of the project.

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Project Configuration: up to 44 wind turbine generators based on 5.7MW machine
  • Location: Narromine Shire Council LGA, New South Wales
  • Capacity: up to 250 MW
  • Energy Production: equivalent to powering up to 200,000 households
  • Construction Commencement: anticipated commencement of construction in late 2025
  • Project Value: up to $425m

KEY FEATURES

Named for the Wallaby Creek which crosses the northern portion of the site. The site was selected due to its location within the Central West Orana REZ, its high wind resource, suitable topography, compatible land use, access to transport infrastructure and a local workforce. The site is currently predominately used for pastoral and broadacre cereal cropping activities.

More information

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