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Cattle Hill Wind Farm

Tasmania, Australia

The 2302nd largest power station in the world

144 MW · Capacity

Cattle Hill Wind Farm is a wind farm developed and constructed by Goldwind Australia in Tasmania, Australia. The site is located on the eastern shore of Lake Echo on the southern side of the Central Plateau of Tasmania and connects into TasNetworks's transmission network at the adjacent Waddamana substation. The facility began construction in 2018 and was completed in 2020 with the installation of 48 Goldwind GW140 3MW turbines, each standing at 170m tall. The wind farm's output of 144MW is equivalent to the consumption of approximately 63,000 homes.

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