Oz wind developer to boost Burrendong to 650 MW – EQ Mag Pro
WaterNSW, through its Renewable Energy and Storage Program, is seeking investment in renewable energy generation and storage assets on WaterNSW land to support the state’s energy security and achieve the objectives outlined in the NSW Electricity Strategy.
This includes land around Burrendong Dam and based on this opportunity Epuron is participating in WaterNSW’s process and has revised the Burrendong Wind Farm proposal to incorporate additional wind turbine locations on adjacent WaterNSW land.
The expanded design includes up to 105 wind turbines with an expected output capacity of 650 megawatts.
Updated requirements for the project’s Environmental Impact Assessment (EIS) are due to be issued by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment. In the meantime, assessments and specialist reports for the project are being updated to reflect the expanded project.
Planning documentation for the project when published is available on the NSW Government’s Planning Portal for Major Projects (Ref SSD 8950984).
Epuron and Ark Energy
In December 2021 Epuron signed a sale agreement with Ark Energy Corporation Pty Ltd, an Australian subsidiary of Korea Zinc Co. Ltd. There are some steps to be completed before the sale is finalised and further information will be available in future updates . Plans for the Burrendong Wind Farm will not be affected by the change in ownership.
