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Renewable energy leader, RWE has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with publicly-owned energy company Stanwell Corporation, establishing a strategic partnership to support the delivery of Stanwell’s 9 – 10 GW pipeline of renewable energy assets.

Publicly owned energy company, Stanwell Corporation is developing a Future Energy and Innovation Training Hub (FEITH) to accelerate Queensland’s energy transformation at the Stanwell Power Station near Rockhampton.

Construction has commenced at Wambo Wind Farm, a joint venture partnership between Stanwell Corporation and Cubico Sustainable Investments set to generate 252 MW of clean energy for Queenslanders by 2035 and boost the local economy with jobs and social investment.

In an exciting development for the government-owned electricity generator, Stanwell Corporation has taken its first ownership share in a new wind farm.

Queensland owned energy generator, Stanwell Corporation, has signed a new long-term renewable energy agreement with iconic biscuit maker, The Arnott’s Group.

Stanwell Corporation has signed a 15-year deal with global renewable energy producer Neoen for a 215 MW offtake from the Mount Hopeful Wind Farm. Stanwell and Neoen have also agreed to explore further partnership opportunities in Queensland.

Queensland is taking another significant step towards becoming a global green hydrogen powerhouse, with the state’s largest renewable hydrogen development – the CQ-H2 project – completing its feasibility study and starting preparations for a Front End Engineering Design (FEED) study in early 2023.

Stanwell participated in the launch of X-ELIO’s Blue Grass Solar Farm on Wednesday, with the official ribbon-cutting event marking another milestone towards Queensland’s renewable energy targets.

Anglo American’s steelmaking coal business in Australia will be powered by 100 per cent renewable energy from 2025, as part of a ten-year deal with Queensland government-owned energy generator, Stanwell.

Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) will be powered with 100 per cent renewable energy, as part of a landmark renewable energy agreement with government-owned energy generator, Stanwell.

Stanwell is working with global renewable energy developer RES to develop the proposed Tarong West Wind Farm which, when operating, will generate up to 500 MW of clean, renewable energy at the site 30 km south-west of Kingaroy.

Stanwell Corporation’s proposed 3,000 MW green hydrogen electrolysis facility at Aldoga, 20 kilometres west of Gladstone, has moved a step closer to being powered by Queensland sunshine.