Project

Cannie Wind Farm

PROJECT STATUS
Detailed Planning
Cannie Wind Farm

The Cannie Wind Farm is a proposed 1.3-gigawatt wind farm, located 25 kilometres west of Kerang, Victoria. 

The wind farm will also include electrical substations and a switching station. The project is intended to be connected to the Victoria-NSW Interconnector West. The project also has provision for a battery storage system, however, this is not currently in the scope. 

The project is being developed by RES.

Key Dates

Dec 2028 Expected Construction Commencement
Dec 2031 Expected Construction Completion

Procurement

Procuring Agency: RES

PROJECT HISTORY

May 2024 RES submitted a referral to the Department of Transport and Planning under the Victorian Environmental Effects Act (1978).
Sep 2024 The Department of Transport determined that an Environmental Effect Statement is required for the development of the wind farm and powerline connection to the proposed VNI-West.
Mar 2025 The project was included on the Federal Government's National Renewable Energy Priority List. The Priority List adopts a ‘faster to yes, faster to no’ approach. Identified projects will receive additional support and facilitation through regulatory and environmental processes. They will still have the same scrutiny applied as any other project and continue to be required to meet all statutory requirements.
Sector
Energy
Procurement approach
Market Led Proposal |
Location
Victoria |
Resources
Project website
Cannie Wind Farm