Burroway Wind Farm
Burroway Wind Farm & Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is proposed as a wind farm of up to 400 MW and 100 MW BESS with 4 hours of storage, located approximately 25km north-west of Dubbo in regional NSW. The project will connect directly to the existing 132 kV high voltage transmission line that dissects the project site to enable power to be exported into the National Electricity Market.
If approved and constructed, the land will remain under agricultural management with sheep and cattle able to graze around the wind turbines.
The project is being developed as part of ACE Power’s commitment to help Australia transition to a clean energy future.
up to 400 MW
WIND
100 MW / up to 400 MWh
BESS
195,000
HOMES POWERED EQUIVALENT
1,045,000
Tonnes of CO2 avoided
300
Jobs during construction
16
Jobs during operation
Project Timeline
- Site Selection
- Preliminary Assessments & Community Consultation
- Planning Application
- Project Exhibition & Government Approvals
- Final Decision
- Construction
- Operation
- Decommissioning
Location
The Burroway Wind Farm and BESS project site will be located 25km north-west of Dubbo and 16km north-east of the township of Narromine, within the Narromine Shire Council region. It is also located within the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone, a region identified by the NSW Government as an optimal location for the concentrated coordinated development of large-scale renewable energy projects to replace retiring fossil fuel generation.
Community Information
ACE Power has commenced preliminary assessments and community consultation activities. The project team welcomes feedback from the community regarding the proposed project.
In due course the project team will commence preparation of the necessary assessments required to form part of the development approval process in accordance with local and state planning regulations.