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Operations

Partner projects and agreements

Our partnership that allow us to meet our customers energy needs.

Wind farm

How we source energy

As we transition our energy portfolio, we are sourcing the required renewable and firming capacity to power our customer energy demand through a combination of self-development and external project options via partnerships, acquisitions and third-party offtakes.

Tilt currently provides 1.6 GW of renewable generation capacity to AGL under long-term power purchase agreements, including recent commitments to Palmer Wind Farm and Waddi Wind Farm.

Our energy supply projects

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Waddi Wind Farm

The 15-year agreement provides AGL with an offtake of 100% of the expected 105 MW of generation from the Waddi Wind Farm currently under development.

Waddi Wind Farm project
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Palmer Wind Farm

The 15-year agreement provides AGL with an offtake of 45% of the expected generation from Palmer, that share being approximately 123 MW of up to 288 MW of the project’s nameplate capacity.

Palmer Wind Farm project
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Broken Hill Solar Plant

The 53 MW Broken Hill Solar Plant has the capacity to produce approximately 126,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of renewable energy annually.

 

AGL handed over direct operation of Broken Hill Solar Plant to Tilt in July 2024. AGL will continue to purchase all the output from Broken Hill Solar Plant under an existing Power Purchase Agreement.

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Coopers Gap Wind Farm

The 453 MW Coopers Gap Wind Farm has the capacity to produce approximately 1,510,000 MWh of renewable energy annually.

 

AGL handed over direct operation of Coopers Gap Wind Farm in July 2024. AGL will continue to purchase all the output from Silverton Wind Farm under an existing Power Purchase Agreement.

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Nyngan Solar Plant

The 102 MW Nyngan Solar Plant has the capacity to produce approximately 230,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of renewable energy annually.

 

AGL handed over direct operation of Nyngan Solar Plant to Tilt in July 2024. AGL will continue to purchase all the output from Nyngan Solar Plant under an existing Power Purchase Agreement.

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Silverton Wind Farm

The 200 MW Silverton Wind Farm Project has the capacity to produces approximately 780,000 MWh of renewable energy annually.

 

AGL handed over direct operation of Silverton Wind Farm in July 2024. AGL will continue to purchase all the output from Silverton Wind Farm under an existing Power Purchase Agreement.