Novocastrian Wind Project
Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Swansea / Port Stephens, New South Wales, Australia
Source: RenewEconomy
The Novocastrian Wind project was planned as Australia's first floating offshore wind farm, with up to 2GW capacity, located in the Pacific Ocean zone off the coast of the New South Wales Hunter region between Swansea and Port Stephens. The project was offered a feasibility licence in June 2024 but was cancelled due to global challenges and project-specific factors. The project developers, Equinor
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Description | The Novocastrian Wind project was planned as Australia's first floating offshore wind farm, with up to 2GW capacity, located in the Pacific Ocean zone off the coast of the New South Wales Hunter region between Swansea and Port Stephens. The project was offered a feasibility licence in June 2024 but was cancelled due to global challenges and project-specific factors. The project developers, Equinor and Oceanex Energy, remain committed to exploring offshore wind options in the region. |
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