List of solar farms in Queensland

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This is a list of solar farms in Queensland. There has been significant growth in this area recently, with an estimated 17298 MW of solar capacity either operational, planned or under construction. [1]

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Project nameSponsoring companyCoordinatesCapacity (MW) (AC)StatusNotes
Daydream Solar Farm [2] Edify Energy 20°29′41″S147°44′49″E / 20.494622°S 147.746973°E / -20.494622; 147.746973 (Daydream) 150Operating180 MW DC capacity. Started Commercial Operations in August 2018. Originally developed by Solar Choice [3] [4]
Sun Metals Solar Farm [5] Sun Metals 19°26′13″S146°41′46″E / 19.437°S 146.696°E / -19.437; 146.696 (Sun Metals) 124Operating124 MW AC capacity. [6] Started exporting to the grid in May 2018. [7]
Ross River Solar Farm [8] Palisade 19°25′30″S146°42′58″E / 19.425°S 146.716°E / -19.425; 146.716 (Ross River) 128OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in September 2018.
Darling Downs Solar Farm APA Group 27°06′43″S150°52′55″E / 27.112°S 150.882°E / -27.112; 150.882 (Darling Downs) 110OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in September 2018.
Clare Solar Farm [9] Fotowatio Renewable Ventures 19°50′24″S147°12′40″E / 19.840°S 147.211°E / -19.840; 147.211 (Clare) 100 [9] OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in May 2018. [9]
Emerald Solar Park RES Group 23°30′36″S148°08′17″E / 23.510006°S 148.137953°E / -23.510006; 148.137953 (Emerald) 68OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in October 2018.
Hamilton Solar Farm Wirsol and Edify Energy 20°29′40″S147°46′17″E / 20.494401°S 147.771521°E / -20.494401; 147.771521 (Hamilton) 57.5OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in March 2018. [10]
Hayman Solar Farm Edify Energy 20°29′41″S147°44′55″E / 20.494683°S 147.748475°E / -20.494683; 147.748475 (Daydream) 50OperatingStarted Commercial Operations in August 2018. [11]
Whitsunday Solar Farm Wirsol and Edify Energy 20°30′17″S147°46′03″E / 20.504823°S 147.767454°E / -20.504823; 147.767454 (Whitsunday) 57.5OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in March 2018. [12]
Kidston Solar Project KS1 Genex Power 18°52′48″S144°09′04″E / 18.880°S 144.151°E / -18.880; 144.151 (Kidston 1) 50Operating50 MW Stage started exporting to the grid in November 2017. [13]
Kidston Solar Project KS2 Genex Power 18°53′02″S144°07′26″E / 18.884°S 144.124°E / -18.884; 144.124 (Kidston 2) 270AnnouncedEPBC Approval Pending 11 January 2019, Referral Number 2018/8229. [14]
Aldoga Solar Farm Acciona Australia 23°48′04″S151°03′14″E / 23.801°S 151.054°E / -23.801; 151.054 (Aldoga) 265ApprovedConstruction aims to start in early-mid 2022. [15] EPBC Approval 25 September 2018 (EPBC Referral 2018/8251)
Aramara Solar Farm 25°34′19″S149°51′14″E / 25.572°S 149.854°E / -25.572; 149.854 (Aramara) 140Approved [16]
Baralaba Solar Farm Fotowatio Renewable Ventures 24°11′42″S152°19′44″E / 24.195°S 152.329°E / -24.195; 152.329 (Baralaba) 92Announced [17]
Barunggam Solar Farm Ubergy 26°41′06″S150°45′54″E / 26.685°S 150.765°E / -26.685; 150.765 (Barunggam) 140AnnouncedSite location in cited article believed incorrect. Coordinates provided +/- 3 km accuracy [18]
Beelbee Solar Farm APA Group 27°08′42″S150°49′26″E / 27.145°S 150.824°E / -27.145; 150.824 (Beelbee) 150+Approved150-240 MW Planned. [19]
Baking Board Solar Farm Impact Investment Group 26°43′23″S150°33′11″E / 26.723°S 150.553°E / -26.723; 150.553 (Baking Board) 19.9Operating
Barcaldine RC Solar Farm Elecnor 23°32′49″S145°19′05″E / 23.547°S 145.318°E / -23.547; 145.318 (Barcaldine) 20OperatingA further 40 MW proposed [20]
Blackwater Solar Farm Blackwater Solar Farm Pty Ltd 23°35′49″S148°45′11″E / 23.597°S 148.753°E / -23.597; 148.753 (Blackwater) 150ApprovedApproved 11 Aug 2017 [21]
Blair Athol Solar Power Station TerraCom Limited 22°41′28″S147°32′31″E / 22.691°S 147.542°E / -22.691; 147.542 (Blair Athol) 60Announced [22]
Blue Grass Solar Farm X-Elio Australia Pty Ltd 26°40′48″S150°29′35″E / 26.680°S 150.493°E / -26.680; 150.493 (Blue Grass) 102ApprovedDecision Notice Nov 2018 [23]
Bluewater Solar Farm Fotowatio Renewable Ventures 19°08′42″S146°29′06″E / 19.145°S 146.485°E / -19.145; 146.485 (Bluewater) 148AnnouncedEPBC Approval Obtained [24] <
Bluff Solar Farm Infigen Energy 23°35′53″S149°02′20″E / 23.598°S 149.039°E / -23.598; 149.039 (Bluff) 260Announced [25] [26]
Bouldercombe Solar Farm Eco Energy World 23°31′30″S150°29′56″E / 23.525°S 150.499°E / -23.525; 150.499 (Bouldercombe) 280Approved [27]
Bowen Solar Farm Infigen Energy 20°04′34″S148°12′58″E / 20.076°S 148.216°E / -20.076; 148.216 (Bowen) 100Announced [28] EPBC Referral reference 2017/8123 pending approvals 2 Nov 2018
Brigalow Solar Farm Impact Investment Group 27°41′24″S151°33′50″E / 27.690°S 151.564°E / -27.690; 151.564 (Brigalow) 34.5Approved [29]
Broadlea Solar Farm Eco Energy World 21°51′43″S148°10′12″E / 21.862°S 148.170°E / -21.862; 148.170 (Broadlea) 100Approved [30]
Bucca Solar Farm PB Enertec Pry Ltd 24°56′20″S152°04′48″E / 24.939°S 152.080°E / -24.939; 152.080 (Bucca) 108.8ApprovedApproved 21 Dec 2018 PD on Line Reference Number 522.2018.108.1 [31]
Bulli Creek Solar Farm Solar Choice 28°01′16″S150°52′41″E / 28.021°S 150.878°E / -28.021; 150.878 (Bulli Creek) 2000 [32] ApprovedOriginal developer Solar Choice acquired 100% ownership in June 2021 [33]
Bullyard Solar Farm EIWA Solar Bundaberg Pry Ltd 24°56′17″S152°00′54″E / 24.938°S 152.015°E / -24.938; 152.015 (Bullyard) 92ApprovedApproved 8 Nov 2018 PD on Line Reference Number 522.2018.70.1 [31]
Burdekin Solar Farm Cleangen 19°52′48″S147°09′54″E / 19.880°S 147.165°E / -19.880; 147.165 (Burdikin) 140ApprovedApproved [34]
Cameby Solar Farm X-Elio 26°40′55″S150°30′36″E / 26.682°S 150.510°E / -26.682; 150.510 (Cameby) 148ApprovedApproved Nov 2018 [35]
Cape York Solar Storage Lyon Group 15°53′53″S144°51′25″E / 15.898°S 144.857°E / -15.898; 144.857 (Cape York) 55ApprovedApproved July 2017 [36]
Chewco Solar Energy Farm Tilt Renewables 17°02′49″S145°23′02″E / 17.047°S 145.384°E / -17.047; 145.384 (Chewco) 75AnnouncedFact Sheet August 2017 [37]
Childers Solar Farm Elliot Green Power 25°18′11″S152°24′11″E / 25.303°S 152.403°E / -25.303; 152.403 (Childers) 56Operating56 MW AC, 75 MW DC. [38] Started exporting to the grid in March 2019. [39] [40]
Childers DDN Green Solar Farm DDN Green 24°55′23″S152°17′38″E / 24.923°S 152.294°E / -24.923; 152.294 (Childers DDN) 42AnnouncedDevelopment Application lodged 23 October 2018 PD on Line Reference Number 522.2017.88.1 [31]
Chinchilla Solar Farm First Solar 26°40′12″S150°47′35″E / 26.670°S 150.793°E / -26.670; 150.793 (Chinchilla) 100Approved [41]
Clarke Creek Wind and Solar Farm Lacour Energy 22°39′22″S149°20′49″E / 22.656°S 149.347°E / -22.656; 149.347 (Clarke Creek W&S) 400Approved [42] [43]
Clermont Solar Farm Wirsol 22°50′20″S147°34′52″E / 22.839°S 147.581°E / -22.839; 147.581 (Clermont) 75OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in June 2019. [44] [45]
Cloncurry (Solarvoltaic) Solar Farm Infigen Energy 20°42′22″S140°30′32″E / 20.706°S 140.509°E / -20.706; 140.509 (Cloncurry) 30Announced [46]
Collinsville Solar PV Ratch Australia 20°32′17″S147°48′25″E / 20.538°S 147.807°E / -20.538; 147.807 (Collinsville) 42.5Operating [47]
Comet Solar Farm Hadstone Energy /Comet Solar Farm Pty Ltd 23°36′47″S148°46′12″E / 23.613°S 148.770°E / -23.613; 148.770 (Comet) 235ApprovedDue to commission on 30 November 2018. [48] [49]
Columboola Solar Farm Luminous Energy 26°38′10″S150°17′46″E / 26.636°S 150.296°E / -26.636; 150.296 (Columboola) 310Approved [50]
Crinum Creek Solar Farm Adani 23°01′52″S148°20′24″E / 23.031°S 148.340°E / -23.031; 148.340 (Crinum Creek) 100AnnouncedGMUSG-SACOME-Conference Aug 2016 [51]
Dalby Solar Farm RES RES 27°12′29″S151°18′29″E / 27.208°S 151.308°E / -27.208; 151.308 (Dalby RES) 22Approved [52]
Daystar Energy Solar Farm Daystar Energy 26°38′35″S150°17′24″E / 26.643°S 150.290°E / -26.643; 150.290 (Daystar) 100ApprovedDecision Notice Oct 18 [53]
Delga Solar Farm Shell 26°16′26″S149°44′56″E / 26.274°S 149.749°E / -26.274; 149.749 (Delga Park) 250Approved [54]
Desailly Renewable Energy Park DP Energy 16°29′17″S145°23′02″E / 16.488°S 145.384°E / -16.488; 145.384 (Desailly) 250AnnouncedDevelopment Application Lodged [55] project web site [56]
Dingo Solar Farm ESCO Pacific 23°38′02″S149°22′59″E / 23.634°S 149.383°E / -23.634; 149.383 (Dingo) 85Announced [57]
Dunblane Solar Farm YD Projects 23°32′25″S145°16′31″E / 23.540294°S 145.275339°E / -23.540294; 145.275339 (Dunblane) 11Operating [58]
Dysart Solar Energy Farm Tilt Renewables 22°34′44″S148°22′05″E / 22.579°S 148.368°E / -22.579; 148.368 (Dysart) 150Approved [59] [60] Project Approval [61]
Dysart Solar Farm Hanwha 22°30′50″S148°30′14″E / 22.514°S 148.504°E / -22.514; 148.504 (Dysart Hanwha) 130Announced
Edenvale Solar Farm Edenvale Solar Park Pty Ltd 26°55′55″S150°34′59″E / 26.932°S 150.583°E / -26.932; 150.583 (Edenvale) 280Approved [62]
Ewerleigh Solar Farm Everleigh Solar Park Pty Ltd 26°54′47″S150°35′10″E / 26.913°S 150.586°E / -26.913; 150.586 (Ewerleigh) 150Approved [62] Decision Notice [63] Project and Owner name are correct
Gooburrum Solar Farm PB Enertec Pry Ltd 24°48′25″S152°19′08″E / 24.807°S 152.319°E / -24.807; 152.319 (Gooburrum) 4ApprovedApproved 15 Dec 2017 PD on Line Reference Number 522.2017.26.1 [31]
Gregory Solar Farm Engie Renewables Australia 23°08′35″S148°26′49″E / 23.143°S 148.447°E / -23.143; 148.447 (Gregory) 215Approved [64]
Gumlu Solar Farm RJ Gordon Solar Consultants 19°52′16″S147°40′05″E / 19.871°S 147.668°E / -19.871; 147.668 (Gumlu) 60Announced [65]
Gympie Regional Energy Hub SolarQ 26°05′38″S152°26′35″E / 26.094°S 152.443°E / -26.094; 152.443 (Gympie) 350Approved350 MW approved, 1000 MW additional in planning. [66]
Harlin Solar Farm Sunshine Energy 26°56′53″S152°24′36″E / 26.948°S 152.410°E / -26.948; 152.410 (Harlin) 1500Under constructionConstruction began in February 2019. There are plans to add a 500MWh battery storage facility. [67] [68]
Haughton Solar Farm Pacific Blue 19°43′52″S147°04′23″E / 19.731°S 147.073°E / -19.731; 147.073 (Haughton) 100OperatingFirst 100 MW Stage began exporting to the grid in June 2019. [44] [69] It is believed the other stages have not begun construction. [70] [71]
Hughenden Sun Farm Lighthouse Solar 20°51′14″S144°11′10″E / 20.854°S 144.186°E / -20.854; 144.186 (Hughenden) 22.5OperatingConstruction started in September 2017 and production commenced in September 2018. [72]
Kelsey Creek Solar Farm KCSF Consortium 20°26′56″S148°32′20″E / 20.449°S 148.539°E / -20.449; 148.539 (Kelsey Creek) 50Announced [73]
Kennedy Energy Park Windlab / Eurus 20°56′06″S144°18′54″E / 20.935°S 144.315°E / -20.935; 144.315 (Kennedy) 15Under constructionFirst 15 MW stage commenced. Further 650 MW stage has not begun as of November 2018. [74]
Kingaroy Solar Farm Terrain Energy 26°32′17″S151°53′10″E / 26.538°S 151.886°E / -26.538; 151.886 (Kingaroy) 40AnnouncedDevelopment approval refused 23 Nov 2018, appeal lodged against Council decision and pending [75]
Koberinga Solar Farm ESCO Pacific 19°49′34″S147°31′37″E / 19.826°S 147.527°E / -19.826; 147.527 (Koberinga) 55Announced [76]
Lakeland Solar Farm Conergy Australia, now rebranded as Blueleaf Energy 15°52′05″S144°51′43″E / 15.868°S 144.862°E / -15.868; 144.862 (Lakeland) 10.8Operating [77]
Lilyvale Solar Farm Fotowatio Renewable Ventures 23°04′12″S148°25′23″E / 23.070°S 148.423°E / -23.070; 148.423 (Lilyvale) 100OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in March 2019. [78] [79]
Longreach Solar Farm Canadian Solar 23°27′00″S144°21′42″E / 23.44993°S 144.361703°E / -23.44993; 144.361703 (Longreach) 15Operating [80]
Majors Creek Solar Farm Edify 19°34′55″S146°51′43″E / 19.582°S 146.862°E / -19.582; 146.862 (Majors Creek) 200AnnouncedEPBC Approval 20 July 2017 EPBC Reference 2017/7963 [81] Town planning report [82]
Mareeba Solar Farm CleanGen 16°00′00″S145°24′00″E / 16.000°S 145.400°E / -16.000; 145.400 (Mareeba) 60Approved [83]
Mica Creek Solar Farm APA Group 20°48′37″S139°29′37″E / 20.81027°S 139.49365°E / -20.81027; 139.49365 (Mica Creek Solar Farm) 88Operating [84]
Middlemount Solar Farm Overland 22°49′26″S148°43′23″E / 22.824°S 148.723°E / -22.824; 148.723 (Middlemont) 28Operating [85] [86]
Mirani Solar Farm ESCO Pacific 21°08′46″S148°49′48″E / 21.146°S 148.830°E / -21.146; 148.830 (Mirani) 60Approved [87]
Moura Solar Farm ESCO Pacific 24°30′50″S150°05′02″E / 24.514°S 150.084°E / -24.514; 150.084 (Moura) 110Announced [88]
Munna Creek Solar Farm Renewable Energy System Technologies 25°53′31″S152°28′08″E / 25.892°S 152.469°E / -25.892; 152.469 (Munna Creek) 120Approved [89]
Normanton Solar Farm Scouller Energy 17°40′52″S141°03′00″E / 17.681°S 141.050°E / -17.681; 141.050 (Normanton) 5Operating [90]
Oakdene Solar Farm juwi 26°42′36″S150°43′30″E / 26.710°S 150.725°E / -26.710; 150.725 (Oakdene) 100Announced [91] Development approval subject to appeal Mar 2019
Oakey Solar Farm Canadian Solar Australia / RE Oakey 27°24′26″S151°39′39″E / 27.407166°S 151.660702°E / -27.407166; 151.660702 (Oakey) 25OperatingOakey 1 (25MW) started exporting to the grid in March 2019. [92]

Oakey 2 (55MW) has not started exporting to the grid as of July 2019. [93]

Paget Solar Farm BOMA Group 21°11′24″S149°09′54″E / 21.190°S 149.165°E / -21.190; 149.165 (Paget) 20Announced [94]
Qunaba Solar Farm PB Enertec Pry Ltd 24°54′04″S152°26′10″E / 24.901°S 152.436°E / -24.901; 152.436 (Qunaba) 77ApprovedApproved 21 Dec 2018 PD on Line Reference Number 522.2018.113.1 [31]
Raglan Solar Farm Eco Energy World 23°45′29″S150°51′00″E / 23.758°S 150.850°E / -23.758; 150.850 (Raglan) 350Approved [95]
Rodds Bay Solar Farm Renew Estate 24°11′20″S151°35′06″E / 24.189°S 151.585°E / -24.189; 151.585 (Rodds Bay) 250 [96] Approved [97]
Rolleston Solar Farm RES Group 24°23′46″S148°28′23″E / 24.396°S 148.473°E / -24.396; 148.473 (Rolleston) 90Approved [98]
Rollingstone Solar Farm ESCO Pacific 19°00′47″S146°24′25″E / 19.013°S 146.407°E / -19.013; 146.407 (Rollingstone) 110Approved [99]
Rugby Run Solar Farm Adani Australia 22°05′02″S147°52′12″E / 22.084°S 147.870°E / -22.084; 147.870 (Rugby Run) 65OperatingStarted exporting to the grid in May 2019. [71] [100]
Susan River Solar Farm Elliot Green Power 25°25′01″S152°44′38″E / 25.417°S 152.744°E / -25.417; 152.744 (Susan River) 75Operating75 MW AC, 95 MW DC. [38] Started exporting to the grid in December 2018. [101] Officially opened in February 2019. [102] [103]
Sunshine Coast Solar Farm Sunshine Coast Regional Council 26°33′36″S153°01′34″E / 26.560°S 153.026°E / -26.560; 153.026 (Sunshine Coast) 15Operating [104]
Tieri Solar Farm Fotowatio Renewable Ventures 23°05′46″S148°02′42″E / 23.096°S 148.045°E / -23.096; 148.045 (Tieri) 96Approved [105]
Wandoan Solar Project Equis 26°14′53″S149°45′50″E / 26.248°S 149.764°E / -26.248; 149.764 (Wandoan) 1000Approved [106]
Warhook Solar Project Engie Renewables Australia 26°36′43″S150°15′32″E / 26.612°S 150.259°E / -26.612; 150.259 (Warhook) 200Approved [107] [108]
Warwick Solar Farm University of Queensland 28°11′20″S152°03′36″E / 28.189°S 152.060°E / -28.189; 152.060 (Warwick) 64OperatingConstruction started in April 2019. [109] [110] [111]
Western Downs Green Power Hub Neoen 26°57′18″S150°40′37″E / 26.955°S 150.677°E / -26.955; 150.677 (WDGPH) 460 [112] Under constructionPaired with 200 MW/400 MWh of battery storage. [113] [114]
Western Downs Solar Farm Tilt Renewables 26°56′13″S150°42′25″E / 26.937°S 150.707°E / -26.937; 150.707 (Western Downs) 250Announced [115]
Woolooga Energy Park LGI Limited 26°04′34″S152°29′13″E / 26.076°S 152.487°E / -26.076; 152.487 (Wooloolga) 185Announced [116]
Yarranlea Solar Farm Risen 27°42′27″S151°31′37″E / 27.7074°S 151.527°E / -27.7074; 151.527 (Yarranlea) 100OperatingConstruction started 23 July 2018 [117]

Summary of capacity

StatusCapacity (MW)
Operating1609.5
Under construction1726.9
Approved7904.3
Announced2852
Total14092.7

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