MW which is the equivalent of providing energy up to 315,000 homes.
approximately 12 ongoing jobs during the operational life of the project.
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The Wilan Wind Farm project team will be in Balranald, Hay, and Moulamein between the 8th and 10th of August 2024 to host our next round of Community Information Sessions and Pop-Up
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The Wilan Wind Farm project located 25km to the east of Balranald has been monitoring the wind resource using mobile equipment for several years. Now, a 120m meteorological mast has been installed to collect additional measurements. This video helps explain the process of installing a mast and how wind resource is then measured.
Wilan Wind Farm is located within the Southwest Renewable Energy Zone, in an area with strong wind resources and very low population density being located across 16,000 Ha of pastoral lands used for sheep and cattle grazing.
Wind measurements demonstrate strong complementarity with the broader energy mix being developed in NSW and particularly with solar energy. The southern boundary of the site is adjacent to the Sturt Highway and 8km to the north of the new 330kV Energy Connect transmission line.
The project is expected to have up to 138 wind turbines with a generation capacity of up to 800MW.
The project site is in the South West Renewable Energy Zone, an area with strong wind resources and very low population density being located across 20,000 Ha of pastoral lands.
Wind measurements demonstrate complementarity with the broader energy mix being developed in NSW and particularly with solar energy. The southern boundary of the site is adjacent to the Sturt Highway and 8km to the north of the new 330kV Energy Connect transmission line.