The Project

750+

MW/h

4h

475

MWp

Duration

The project includes a 475 MWp Solar PV facility and a 750 MW / 4-hour Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), designed to work together to improve grid reliability, support renewable energy integration, and provide flexible energy supply during periods of high demand. By storing excess solar energy and releasing it when needed, the project helps balance electricity supply and demand while reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuel generation.

As Queensland continues to expand its renewable energy capacity, projects like Bulli Creek North Energy Hub play an important role in strengthening the electricity network, reducing emissions, and supporting long-term energy security. The project is currently progressing through the development and planning phase, with key approvals and grid connection milestones scheduled over the coming years.

The Bulli Creek North Energy Hub is a proposed large-scale hybrid renewable energy project located in Queensland, Australia, combining utility-scale solar generation with battery energy storage to support the state’s transition to a cleaner and more reliable energy future.

Location & Layout

Boondandilla Rd, Western Creek, QLD 4357

Solar Power + Battery Storage

475 MW of clean solar energy generation | 750 MW with 4-hour energy storage capacity.

Technology & Design

Community

Community Engagement

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Our Approach

We believe that strong community relationships are essential to successful project delivery. Our engagement approach focuses on:

• Providing clear information about the project

• Collecting community feedback actively

• Working collaboratively with local stakeholders

• Identifying opportunities for positive local and regional outcomes

Community engagement is an important part of the Bulli Creek North Energy Hub project. As Queensland continues its transition toward renewable energy, projects like Bulli Creek North Energy Hub play a key role in supporting a cleaner, more reliable, and more sustainable electricity system for the region and the wider state.

We are committed to working closely with the local community, including residents, landholders, Traditional Owners, local businesses, and other stakeholders throughout the development process. Early and ongoing engagement helps us understand local priorities, address concerns, and ensure the project is developed responsibly and transparently.

The Bulli Creek North Energy Hub has the potential to deliver a range of benefits to the local and regional community, including:

• Supporting Queensland’s renewable energy transition

• Improving electricity network reliability and resilience

• Creating local employment opportunities during construction

• Contributing to long-term regional economic activity

Community Benefits

Supplier

Our Bulli Creek North Energy Hub project has the potential to create opportunities for local and regional suppliers, contractors, and service providers throughout the development and construction phases of the project.

As the project progresses, we are interested in hearing from businesses and suppliers who may wish to participate in future project opportunities, including civil works, mechanical services, construction support, logistics, and other related services.

We are committed to supporting local industry participation where practical and encouraging engagement with businesses across the region.

If your business is interested in learning more about potential opportunities associated with the project, please register your interest using the form below.

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