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Tue, 30 March 2010
WestWind Energy has taken its Moorabool Wind Project to the next stage, lodging plans with the Moorabool Shire Council.
The 110 turbine project is planned approximately 30 km southeast of Ballarat, Victoria.
It will have a capacity of between 220 and 360 MW and consist of two sections: the 51 turbine Bungeeltap section, and the 59 turbine Ballark section.
The $600 million project will generate enough electricity to power approximately 126,500 homes.
A Directions hearing for the project is expected to be held in May, followed by a panel hearing two weeks later.
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