The Middlebrook Solar Farm is a proposed 320-megawatt (MW) solar farm and battery storage system located approximately 20 kilometres south of Tamworth. The project will be located between, but outside of, the New England and Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zones.

The project scope comprises construction of:

• a 320-MW solar farm comprising 750,000 solar panels
• a 320-MW / 780-megawatt hour Battery Energy Storage System
• an onsite 330-kilovolt substation, and
• other associated infrastructure.

The Gabba Entertainment Precinct will deliver a 17,000-seat arena and a mixed-use entertainment and housing precinct across two sites, with a combined area of nine hectares, located next to and including the current Gabba Stadium site.

The project is being procured as a Public-Private Partnership, with the successful proponent to be responsible for delivering both the arena and mixed-use precinct. 

The first site to be delivered — Gabba West — will see the construction of a 17,000-seat arena capable of holding concerts, sporting events, and corporate shows. The Arena site is next to the Woolloongabba Station currently being constructed as part of the Cross River Rail project. 

The arena is not expected to be required for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Queensland Government will confirm the full venue list for the 2032 Games in 2026. 

The second site — Gabba East — comprises the 5.75-hectare site of the current Gabba Stadium. Following the completion of the 2032 Games, the stadium will be decommissioned and demolished, and the successful proponent will deliver a mixed-use housing, hospitality, retail, and commercial precinct on the site.

A new Brisbane arena - referred to as Brisbane Live - was first proposed in 2018 by the Queensland Government and AEG Ogden - in an Early Operator Engagement agreement - to be delivered over the site of the Roma Street Cross River Rail Station.  

The previous Queensland Government’s March 2024 Sport Venue Review recommended the arena site be moved to a location adjacent to the new Roma Street station and referred to the project as the Brisbane Arena. 

Following their election in October 2024, the current Queensland Government commissioned the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority to complete a 100 Day Review of games infrastructure which recommended the new Woolloongabba Train Station on the Gabba West site as the preferred location for a new arena. The Woolloongabba Train Station is also being delivered under the Cross River Rail project. 

The Bundey BESS and Solar Project is a proposed 900-megawatt (MW) solar farm and 1.2-gigawatt / three-gigawatt hour battery, located northeast of Robertstown, South Australia.

The project is proposed by Genaspi Energy Group.

The Bell Bay Wind Farm is a proposed 224-megawatt (MW) wind farm and 100-MW / 400-megawatt hour battery, located in George Town, Tasmania. The project includes the construction of a substation and switchyard southwest of Beechford, access roads, office and works

The project is proposed by Equis.

The Hexham Wind Farm is a proposed 686-megawatt wind farm located near Hexham, Victoria. The project includes:

• an onsite connection to the existing overhead 500-kilovolt transmission powerline via a new terminal station
• installation of overhead powerlines and underground electrical cabling
• a battery energy storage facility (no indicative size has been announced), and
• supporting infrastructure.

The Dinawan Wind Farm is Stage Two of the Dinawan Energy Hub, to be located within the South-West Renewable Energy Zone and connect to the Dinawan Substation.

The project is expected to include:

• 200 wind turbines, with a generation capacity of 1.2 gigawatts
• electrical collection system, substation and control room
• electricity transmission line infrastructure, and 
• other ancillary facilities. 

The Liverpool Range Wind Farm is a 1.3-gigawatt wind farm, proposed by Tilt Renewables, located between the townships of Coolah and Cassilis in the NSW Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone (REZ).

The project's scope of works includes:

• a 1,332-megawatt wind farm
• 185 turbines with 215 metre blade tip height
• up to eight substations
• approximately 57 kilometres of high-voltage transmission infrastructure connecting the project to the NEM
• access tracks, and
• associated infrastructure.

The proposed Bendemeer Renewable Energy Hub would comprise the construction, operation and decommissioning of a 280-megawatt solar farm, a 150-megawatt / 300-megawatt hour Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and associated infrastructure in Bendemeer, New South Wales. The project is being developed by Athena Energy.

Construction of the solar farm would include the development of:

• a 280-megawatt solar farm with 50,000 PV modules
• a 150-megawatt / 300-megawatt hour BESS
• access roads
• underground and above ground cables 
• on-site substation, and 
• associated operational facilities.

The proponent has indicated they are also considering development of a 58-turbine wind farm on the site, with approvals for this to be progressed separately.

The site is situated within the NSW New England Renewable Energy Zone.