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Mount Mercer Wind Farm131 MW Éolien

WindRenouvelableVérifié: févr. 2026

Mount Mercer Wind Farm stands out as the 27th largest wind facility in Australia and holds a significant place as the 175th ranked power generation facility nationwide. With a capacity of 131 MW, this wind farm contributes approximately 0.08% to Australia's total energy output, which is dominated by solar energy. The facility’s strategic location in Victoria is pivotal, as it is surrounded by several other energy generation facilities, including the massive Golden Plains Wind Farm, which boasts an impressive capacity of 1,330 MW. Nearby, the Victorian Big Battery adds a substantial 300 MW to the local grid, highlighting the region's growing reliance on renewable energy sources. Additionally, the Mount Gellibrand Wind Farm and both the Moorabool North and Yaloak South Wind Farms, each with a capacity of 131 MW, showcase a robust local wind energy cluster, underscoring the importance of diversified energy generation in the area. The Mount Mercer Wind Farm utilizes state-of-the-art wind turbine technology to harness the power of prevailing winds in the region, making it an integral part of Victoria's renewable energy landscape. Wind energy, while not the dominant fuel in Australia, plays a crucial role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainability. With a growing number of wind farms across the country, Mount Mercer exemplifies the shift towards more renewable energy sources, contributing to Australia’s ambitious climate goals. Overall, Australia's energy profile includes a total of 678 power generation facilities with a combined capacity of 157,141 MW, where solar remains the leading fuel source. Mount Mercer, while a smaller player in terms of capacity, is part of the vital transition towards a more sustainable grid. Operated by a local energy firm, the wind farm has been operational since its commissioning, ensuring that it provides clean energy to thousands of homes and businesses. Looking ahead, Mount Mercer Wind Farm is poised to play an increasingly important role in both local and national energy strategies. As Australia continues to invest in renewable energy infrastructure, facilities like Mount Mercer will not only contribute to energy security but also help in the fight against climate change by reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Capacité
131 MW
Année de Mise en Service
2016

10 ans d'ancienneté

Propriétaire
Goldwind Australia
Emplacement
-37.8411°, 143.8710°

Australie, Oceania

Contexte et classement
  • 175e plus grande des 678 centrales de Australie
  • N° 8 954 mondial par puissance installée
  • N° 584 sur 5 731 centrales Éolien dans le monde
  • 0,08% de la puissance installée de Australie
Âge et comparaison du parc

10 ans d'exploitation

Moyenne du parc Éolien : 14,4 ans

Portefeuille de l'exploitant

Goldwind Australia exploite 3 centrales totalisant 393 MW

Densité régionale

26 centrales dans un rayon de 100 km, 4 486 MW au total

Centrale la plus proche : Mt Mercer Wind Farm (1,9 km)

Provenance des données

Source: Wikidata

Emplacement

Coordonnées :: -37.841100, 143.871000
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Empreinte carbone

Zéro émission directe

Mount Mercer Wind Farm est une centrale wind produisant environ 344 GWh d'électricité propre par an, sans émission directe de CO₂ pendant son exploitation.

Émissions sur le cycle de vie : ~11 g CO₂/kWh (fabrication, transport, démantèlement)

Détails Techniques

Type de Combustible Principal
Wind
Source d'Énergie
Renouvelable
Pays
Australie
Continent
Oceania
Source des Données
Base de Données Mondiale des Centrales Électriques

AustralieProfil Énergétique

678
Total des Centrales
156.6 GW
Capacité Totale
SolarCoalGasHydro
Principaux Combustibles

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