North Brown Hill Wind Farm is a 132 MW wind power plant located in Australia. View location, capacity, and technical details.
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Technical Details
- Fuel Type
- Wind
- Capacity
- 132 MW
- Commissioned
- 2011
- Status
- Operational
- Owner
- AGL Energy Pty Ltd
- Country
- Australia
- Coordinates
- -33.309, 138.730
Estimated Carbon Footprint
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About this plant
North Brown Hill Wind Farm holds a prominent position in Australia’s energy sector, ranked 174th among 678 power generation facilities and 26th among the 95 wind plants in the country. With a capacity of 132.3 MW, it contributes to 0.08% of Australia’s total capacity of 157,141 MW. This facility exemplifies the growing significance of wind energy in a nation where solar power is the dominant fuel type. As Australia invests heavily in renewable energy, North Brown Hill Wind Farm plays a crucial role in diversifying the energy portfolio and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Utilizing cutting-edge wind turbine technology, North Brown Hill harnesses the power of the wind to generate electricity, turning kinetic energy into clean energy with minimal environmental impact. Wind energy, as a renewable source, significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional energy generation methods, making it a vital component of Australia’s efforts to combat climate change.
Situated in a wind-rich area, North Brown Hill is surrounded by several neighboring facilities, including the much larger Hornsdale Wind Farm (316 MW) and Hallett (Gas, 228.3 MW). The presence of these nearby plants enhances the regional energy landscape, allowing for effective integration and distribution of power across the grid. This interconnectedness is essential for maintaining a stable and reliable energy supply, particularly in peak periods when demand surges.
Australia’s energy profile reveals a robust mix of generating facilities, with a focus on innovation and sustainability. The country is home to 678 power plants, with solar energy leading at the forefront. North Brown Hill, while contributing a smaller share, is part of the broader initiative to expand renewable energy capabilities, particularly in the wind sector, which is gaining momentum.
Operated by AGL Energy Pty Ltd, North Brown Hill began its operations in the 21st century and has since become a key player in the transition to renewable energy. As Australia aims to achieve its renewable energy targets, this wind farm is well-positioned to support the shift toward cleaner energy solutions. The plant not only provides economic benefits to the local community but also helps foster a sustainable environment, showcasing the potential of wind energy in meeting future energy demands.
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