Project

Boulder Creek Wind Farm

PROJECT STATUS
Under Delivery
Boulder Creek Wind Farm

The Boulder Creek Wind Farm is a proposed 450-megawatt (MW) Wind Farm located 40 kilometres south-west of Rockhampton, Central Queensland. The full scope of the project includes construction of 75 wind turbines and supporting infrastructure.

The project is being delivered across two stages, including:

  • Stage One: 38 turbines producing 228 MW of generation, and
  • Stage Two: 37 turbines producing 222 MW of generation.

Key Dates

Nov 2024 Construction Commencement
Dec 2026 Expected Construction Completion

Procurement

Procurement note:

The project is being developed by Macquarie Group's Green Investment Group. The project's development rights were sold by Ark Energy in November 2022. 

Related contracts:
Early Works
Successful Tenderer - DT Infrastructure.

PROJECT HISTORY

Oct 2021 The Queensland Government granted planning approvals for the project.
Jun 2022 The Federal Government granted development approvals for the construction of the Boulder Creek Wind Farm.
Nov 2022 The project's development rights were sold by Ark Energy to the Macquarie Group's Green Investment Group.
Apr 2023 The project's Environmental Offset Strategy was released.
Jun 2023 The Federal Government approved the project's Environmental Offset Strategy.
Oct 2023 The Queensland Government announced that the state-owned corporation CS Energy has taken a 50 per cent stake in the project.
Mar 2024 The Early Works Contract for the project was awarded to DT Infrastructure.
Oct 2024 Ark Energy confirmed the project's total size had increased from 60 turbines producing 372 megawatts of generation to 75 turbines producing 450 megawatts of generation.
Nov 2024 Construction commenced on the project.
Sector
Energy
Procurement approach
Unconfirmed |
Location
Queensland |
Resources
Project website
Boulder Creek Wind Farm