Bungaban Renewable Energy Farm in Queensland Begins Federal Environmental Assessment
The 1.4 GW Bungaban Renewable Energy Farm in Queensland has commenced a federal environmental assessment after receiving state development approval. Owned by Windlab and Squadron Energy, the project plans to install up to 204 wind turbines and integrate battery storage systems. It aims to support Rio Tinto's Gladstone operations and contribute to Australia's decarbonization efforts. Public comments on the planning documents are open until March 20.
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The Bungaban Renewable Energy Farm, a 1.4 GW project in Queensland, has started a federal environmental assessment, having secured state approval. Owned by Windlab and Andrew Forrest's Squadron Energy, it will feature up to 204 wind turbines, each with a capacity of up to 8 MW, and plans for integrated battery energy storage systems.
The project aims to power Rio Tinto's Gladstone operations and support the decarbonization of Australia's critical industries. Public consultation on the planning documents is open until March 20, with concerns about local ecosystems and wildlife addressed in the assessment.
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