Ararat Wind Farm is a utility-scale onshore wind power project located near the town of Ararat in western Victoria, Australia. The facility generates renewable electricity for Australia’s National Electricity Market, using multiple modern wind turbines sited across agricultural land. It is operated through a dedicated project company backed by infrastructure investors and supplies power under a mix of wholesale sales and long‑term offtake arrangements.
For energy‑intensive sectors such as chemicals, Ararat Wind Farm’s output can support decarbonization by enabling power purchase agreements and the creation of renewable energy certificates that help reduce Scope 2 emissions. The project contributes to Australia’s renewable energy targets and adds low‑carbon generation to the grid, supporting sustainability goals across manufacturing and related supply chains.
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Iberdrola acquires Ararat Wind Farm, expanding its presence in five Australian states and reinforcing its renewable energy strategy with a 242 MW capacity.
