Energy projects in South Australia

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South Australia has spent the past decade becoming one of the world's most closely watched electricity markets. High renewable penetration, grid stability challenges, battery storage innovation and a willingness to experiment with policy have all made the state a reference point for what comes next in the energy transition. The current focus is now on system strength, interconnection capacity to other states in the NEM, and how to integrate the next wave of generation resources.

Tracked capacity

66,900 MW total (market scope)

Market snapshot

RenewMap brings together project data, mapping and market context in one place, helping teams track activity across the energy and infrastructure pipeline. Across all projects in South Australia, RenewMap tracks 358 active projects with a total capacity of 66,900 MW.

MW tracked

66,900

Projects tracked

358

Projects in the pipeline

197

Operating projects

161

Latest project updates

For projects in South Australia there were 9 major updates in the last three months. RenewMap monitors for updates including new projects, development application activity, EPBC updates and status changes. Learn more about updates in RenewMap.

24 days ago

A new battery project was added in South Australia

26 days ago

A new data centre project was added in South Australia

1 month ago

A new battery project was added in South Australia

Project development pipeline

RenewMap tracks 197 projects in South Australia across the development, construction, and commissioning phases.

Project name Technology Region Size Status DeveloperDevelopmentApplication
Palmer Wind FarmOnshore WindSA274 MWConstructionTilt RenewablesApproved
Carmodys Hill Wind FarmOnshore WindSA256 MWConstructionGeorgetown Hills RE, Aula EnergyApproved
Reeves Plains BESS - Stage 1BatterySA250 MWConstructionAlinta EnergyApproved
Koolunga BESSBatterySA200 MWConstructionGreenPoint Energy (Equis)Approved
Hallett BESS (Stage 1)BatterySA50 MWConstructionEnergyAustraliaApproved

See the full list of 197 pipeline projects in South Australia in RenewMap, with related organisations and 100+ more data fields.

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Largest operating projects

RenewMap tracks 161 operating projects in South Australia, ordered below by capacity.

Project name Technology Region Size Status OwnerDevelopmentApplication
Torrens Island B Power StationGasSA600 MWOperatingAGL EnergyApproved
Pelican Point Power StationGasSA532 MWOperatingENGIE, MitsuiApproved
Hornsdale Wind FarmOnshore WindSA316 MWOperatingAtmos RenewablesApproved
Lake Bonney Wind FarmOnshore WindSA278 MWOperatingIberdrolaApproved
Torrens Island BESSBatterySA250 MWOperatingAGL EnergyApproved

See the full list of 161 operating projects in South Australia in RenewMap, with related organisations and 100+ more data fields.

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Frequently asked questions

How many projects are there in South Australia?
As of June 2026, South Australia has 197 projects in the pipeline and 161 operating.
Who are the top developers in South Australia?
Top developers in South Australia by project count include Green Gold Energy (30 projects) , SA Water (19 projects) and Neoen (14 projects) .
What is the largest operating renewable project in South Australia?
The largest operating renewable project is Hornsdale Wind Farm at 316 MW.
What is the largest planned renewable project in South Australia?
The largest planned renewable project is Evergreen Hydrogen Production Hub (Wind) at 10000 MW, currently in the Development stage.
What project stages are tracked in RenewMap?
RenewMap tracks projects from early development through construction, commissioning and operation. It also tracks projects that have been abandoned, as well as assets that have been decommissioned.

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