Our Renewable Energy Sources
Powering Australia’s renewable energy transition
With a mix of wind, solar and storage, Flow Power’s renewable energy project portfolio spans across, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia.
These renewable energy projects are proudly powering Australia’s sustainable future, providing clean energy to the National Energy Market and supporting surrounding communities through employment, education, community funding, financial opportunities and much more.
By delivering green energy to the grid and flexible solutions for businesses to reshape their energy.
Through local employment, education, community benefits and much more.
From native tree planting to ethical supply chain sourcing.
863.6GWh
Clean energy generated per annum.
48% Wind 52% Solar
Flow Power are proud to be providers of renewable energy to the grid and the link between businesses achieving sustainability goals and energy bill reductions.
Whether it’s through specialist engineering services, or innovative energy contracts with our offtake partnership agreements, together with our customers we’re creating the renewable energy future.
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Get to know our owned & affiliated renewable energy projects:
This Victorian wind farm comprises of 75 turbines, making it Australia’s third largest wind farm.
Location: Ararat VIC
Capacity: 240 MW
Powering an energy efficient future with Flow Power’s first Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solar farm.
Location: Berri SA
Capacity: 5.8 MWdc
Deeply embedded within its community, this solar farm supports its local school, the local fire brigade, people with disability and native biodiversity.
Location: Wagga Wagga NSW
Capacity: 120 MWdc
Flow Power developed, owned, and operated; this South Australian solar farm powers the City of Adelaide with clean energy.
Location: Coonalpyn SA
Capacity: 5.4 MWdc
Providing clean energy and supporting local sustainable projects.
Location: Clements Gap SA
Capacity: 56 MW
Generating close to 180,000 MWh of renewable energy per annum, this 93 MW solar farm is supporting our nation’s renewable energy transition.
Location: Clermont QLD
Capacity: 93 MWdc
The first stage of a project known as Goyder Renewables Zone, a hybrid wind, solar and storage project. located near Burra in South Australia.
Location: near Burra SA
Capacity: 412 MW
The community-owned wind farm hosts two turbines called Gale and Gusto, who produce enough clean energy for over 2000 homes.
Location: Daylesford VIC
Capacity: 4.1 MW
Located in the northern tip of Victoria, this solar farm sees more sunshine than most of the state.
Location: VIC
Capacity: 112 MWdc
Victoria’s largest solar farm, with the ability to power more than 133,500 homes.
Location: Ouyen VIC
Capacity: 256 MWdc
Giving South Australian businesses greater access to long-term and cost-effective renewable linked energy solutions.
Location: Mannum SA
Capacity: 30 MW
Featuring a unique and Victorian-first Direct Current (DC) coupled system consisting of a 3MW solar farm and a 5MWh battery energy storage system.
Location: Newstead VIC
Capacity: 3MWdc and 5MWh
Coming soon
Location: Bomen, NSW
Capacity:
250 jobs, community funding and clean energy, this NSW wind farm is making a big impact.
Location: Woodstock, NSW
Capacity: 270 MW
Supported by people power and community investment, this 8,000 panel solar farm offers special rewards to the local community.
Location: Shoalhaven NSW
Capacity: 4 MWdc
The westernmost solar farm in the National Electricity Market; our Streaky Bay project powers our mission towards a renewable future.
Location: Streaky Bay SA
Capacity: 3.4MWdc
This 350,000 solar PV panel site is capable of powering 40,000 homes with clean, renewable energy.
Location: VIC
Capacity: 106MW
A Flow Power energy contract means your business can support Australia’s renewable energy transition and unlock more benefits and flexibility.
Your business can help support more renewable energy projects to power our clean energy future.
To find out more contact the Flow Power team today.
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