The second greenfield project developed by Tilt Renewables, the Coopers Gap Wind Farm will have a capacity of 453 MW and produce around 1,510,000 MWh of renewable energy – powering approximately 279,000 average Australian homes.
The second greenfield project developed by Tilt Renewables, the Coopers Gap Wind Farm will have a capacity of 453 MW and produce around 1,510,000 MWh of renewable energy – powering approximately 279,000 average Australian homes.
Coopers Gap Wind Farm is 250 km north-west of Brisbane near Cooranga North, between Dalby and Kingaroy. The site is located on land that's mainly used for cattle grazing and other farming activities.
It connects to a Powerlink substation along the Western Downs to Halys 275 kV transmission line built by Powerlink.
AGL reached financial close on the sale of Coopers Gap Wind Farm to Tilt Renewables in August, 2017.
Transition from AGL to Tilt
AGL handed over direct operation of Coopers Gap Wind Farm to Tilt in June 2024.
AGL will continue to purchase all the output from Coopers Gap Wind Farm under an existing Power Purchase Agreement.
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