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Clements Gap Wind Farm

South Australia, Australia

The 2883rd largest power station in the world

57 MW · Capacity

Clements Gap Wind Farm is a wind farm operated by Pacific Blue. It opened in 2010 located in the Barunga Range, South Australia near Clements Gap, some 20 minutes south of Port Pirie. The wind farm consists of 26 wind turbines with a total generating capacity of 57 MW. It provides enough electricity for up to 33,000 homes and is estimated to avoid the emission of 150,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases each year. A 27th wind turbine was destroyed by fire in February 2024. A 60 MW 2-hour battery is being added. The Clements Gap site was chosen because of its powerful winds, easy construction access, simple grid connection, and strong community support.

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