Willatook Wind Farm
Renewable Energy
Project Description
Willatook Wind Farm is a proposed renewable energy development in south-western Victoria comprising a wind farm and battery energy storage facility.
The project consists of up to 59 wind turbine generators, an on-site battery energy storage system, and associated infrastructure including a temporary on-site quarry, access tracks, underground cabling, overhead lines, a substation and transmission powerline located on the project site to connect to the existing Tarrone Terminal Station.
Scope of Works
- Site clearing and topsoil stripping across the wind farm work areas.
- Bulk earthworks and turbine earthworks across five work zones, including cut, fill, haul roads and mass-haul logistics.
- Construction of access tracks and hardstands.
- Construction planning and pricing support for 52 wind turbine foundations.
- Drainage works including table drains and minor drainage crossings.
- Two major bridge and culvert crossings at Shaw River and Back Creek, including temporary water management, cofferdams, bypass pipes, turbidity testing and environmental compliance.
- Temporary site enablement works including temporary access pavement, site compounds, amenities, temporary stock fencing, batch plant and compound removal or rehabilitation.
- External road upgrades across approximately 5 km and six intersection locations.
- On-site concrete batching plant, water supply allowances and design and engineering allowances, including geotechnical testing and investigation.
