Vestas will supply and install 46 V162-6.2MW wind turbines from the company’s EnVentus program for CS Energy’s Lotus Creek Wind Farm in Central Queensland.
The order totals 285MW of generation capacity.
Lotus Creek Wind Farm is the first project developed by Vestas Development in Australia, to reach financial close and construction readiness.
“Together with CS Energy and Zenviron, Vestas is delighted to provide our best-in-class people, wind turbines and capabilities for this landmark project,” said Danny Nielsen, Country Head and Senior Vice President, Australia and New Zealand Vestas.
“As the world’s largest provider of wind energy, we have always been committed to Australia’s sustainable future and we thank the Lotus Creek project partners for joining us in this world-changing mission.”
“The Lotus Creek Wind Farm will be CS Energy’s first 100 per cent owned wind asset and is a key part of our strategy to develop up to 700 MW of wind generation in Central Queensland,” said Darren Busine, Chief Executive Officer CS Energy.
“This project will support the growing demand for renewable energy from our large commercial and industrial customers and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to the region.”
Delivery of the turbines is expected in the first quarter of 2026, with commissioning to commence in the last quarter of that year.