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In the spirit of reconciliation EIA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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Should you have any comments or feedback on the proposed BESS please feel free to contact us below through our Engagement Hub.
Equis completed its first community drop-in session on the 15th of December at Woolooga Community Hall between 3pm and 7pm. For further information please click the link below.
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Community
Drop-In Session
The Lower Wonga (Woolooga) Battery Energy Storage System will allow for increased solar and wind energy to be integrated into the grid helping to reduce volatility and lower electricity prices.
Lower Wonga Battery Energy Storage System
Community drop in session
Planning
Highlights
Direct programs to support the local community
Community Benefits
Operational Jobs
5
Construction Jobs
110
Development
Planning and
Environment Approvals
Equis has engaged specialist consultants to assess potential environmental impacts and engage with the local community.
The Project has been granted development approval on the 11th July 2023.
Lower Wonga (Woolooga), Queensland
The proposed Lower Wonga (Woolooga) Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is located approximately 0.8km southwest of the Woolooga Substation on Gympie Woolooga Road. The BESS has a battery energy storage capacity up to 200MW and discharge capacity up to 800MWh, which is enough power to supply electricity for up to 380,000 homes for four hours.
The BESS site will be connected to Queensland’s electricity grid via a transmission line that is connects to the 275kV Woolooga Substation. The project will help to secure Queensland’s future electricity demands.
About the project
Contact Us
Should you have any comments or feedback on the proposed BESS please feel free to contact us below through our Engagement Hub.
Lower Wonga (Woolooga), Queensland
The proposed Lower Wonga (Woolooga) Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is located approximately 0.8km southwest of the Woolooga Substation on Gympie Woolooga Road. The BESS has a battery energy storage capacity up to 200MW and discharge capacity up to 800MWh, which is enough power to supply electricity for up to 380,000 homes for four hours.
The BESS site will be connected to Queensland’s electricity grid via a transmission line that is connects to the 275kV Woolooga Substation. The project will help to secure Queensland’s future electricity demands.
About the project
Community drop
in session
Planning
Highlights
Lower Wonga Battery Energy Storage System
Direct programs to support
the local community
Community
Benefits
Operational Jobs
5
Construction Jobs
110
The Lower Wonga (Woolooga) Battery Energy Storage System will allow for increased solar and wind energy to be integrated into the grid helping to reduce volatility and lower electricity prices.
Equis completed its first community drop-in session on the 15th of December at Woolooga Community Hall between 3pm and 7pm. For further information please click the link below.
Update
Community
Drop-In Session
Contact us
Ground Floor
36 Esplanade Brighton
Melbourne VIC 3186
Contact
About
Lower Wonga BESS
Koolunga BESS
Calala BESS
Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub
Projects
Homepage
Energy Infrastructure Australia
In the spirit of reconciliation EIA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
Development
Planning and
Environment Approvals
Equis has engaged specialist consultants to assess potential environmental impacts and engage with the local community.
The Project has been granted development approval on the 11th July 2023.
