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Bango Wind Farm— 244 MW Éolien

WindRenouvelableVérifié: mars 2026

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Bango Wind Farm is a notable player in Australia's energy sector, ranked as the 107th largest power generation facility out of 678 plants, with a capacity of 244 MW. This wind facility holds the distinction of being the 10th largest wind plant in the country, contributing 0.16% to Australia's total capacity of 157,141 MW, where solar power currently leads the energy landscape. Bango Wind Farm employs cutting-edge wind turbine technology that harnesses the region's robust wind resources, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Located within proximity to Burrinjuck Power Station, a hydro facility with a capacity of 27 MW, Bango Wind Farm is part of a broader strategy to diversify energy sources in New South Wales. The presence of both wind and hydro plants in this area enhances grid reliability and stability, crucial for accommodating the intermittent nature of renewable energy. Australia's energy profile is rapidly shifting, with the government prioritizing the transition to cleaner energy sources, and Bango Wind Farm stands at the forefront of this evolution. Owned by CWP Renewables, the facility aligns with national goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting renewable energy generation. Given the country’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, the significance of Bango Wind Farm cannot be overstated. It not only contributes to the local economy through job creation and investment but also plays a critical role in supporting the transition to a sustainable energy future.