Goldwind Australia
| Type | Subsidiary |
|---|---|
| Industry | Renewable energy |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Headquarters | Barangaroo, Sydney |
| Parent | Goldwind |
| Website | www |
Goldwind Australia is the Australian subsidiary of Chinese company Goldwind that builds, owns and operates wind farms and solar farms in Australia. Originating as a developer of wind farms using its own turbines, the company now also focuses on offering its wind turbines and BESS systems to other renewable energy developers to capture broader market share.
Notable technology
Goldwind Australia piloted the country's first grid-connected DC-coupled wind and BESS hybrid at the Moorabool Wind Farm in Victoria in 2025 by retrofitting a 2 MW/4.8 MWh battery system at one of its turbines. The company has announced that it intends fit DC-coupled BESS units to each turbine at all self-developed wind farms.[1]
List of wind and solar farms
| Name | Capacity (MW) | Comments | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| White Rock Wind Farm | 175 (Stage 1) | Stage 2 (216MW) under construction | |
| White Rock Solar Farm | 20 | ||
| Gullen Range Wind Farm | 165.5 | Owned by BJCE Australia, Goldwind provide operations and maintenance | |
| Gullen Solar Farm | 10 | Owned by BJCE Australia | |
| Mortons Lane Wind Farm | 19.5 | ||
| Biala Wind Farm | 110 | Owned by BJCE Australia | |
| Agnew Hybrid Renewable Microgrid | 18 (wind component) | The first Australian mine site to use a wind farm on its microgrid. Facility owned by EDL. | |
| Cattle Hill Wind Farm | 148.4 | 80% sold to PowerChina[2] | |
| Moorabool Wind Farm | 312 | Northern section (50 turbines) partially commissioned. Southern section (54 turbines) commencing commissioning in 2022. | |
| Stockyard Hill Wind Farm | 530 | Bought from Origin Energy in 2017. Turbine installation completed in 2020. Approved for 400MW in May 2022 with further commissioning in progress. | |
| Esperance Power Project | 9 (wind component) | ||
| Clarke Creek Wind Farm | 450 | Under construction. Owned by Tattarang subsidiary Squadron Energy. |
References
- ↑ Vorrath, Sophie (9 June 2026). "Wind giant plans to plug batteries into turbines at all new Australian projects, starting in NSW". Renew Economy. Archived from the original on 10 June 2026. Retrieved 8 July 2026.
- ↑ "Goldwind – Cattle Hill Wind Farm". KPMG. Retrieved 20 September 2019.
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