Construction of US$2.6bn ‘largest’ windfarm in Southern Hemisphere underway

Final financing for stage two of the Golden Plains Wind Farm project in Victoria, Australia, closed in June, and construction on the AUS$4 billion (US$2.6 billion) ‘largest windfarm in the Southern Hemisphere’ is officially underway.

Australia-based TagEnergy secured financing from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac, Denmark’s Export & Investment Fund, Japan’s Mizuho Bank, France’s Natixis Bank, the Bank of China, and Germany’s Deutsche Bank.

CEFC CEO Ian Learmonth noted, “In a further demonstration of the success of our innovative…

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