Wind energy

CS Energy is supporting the delivery of new wind generation to help diversify the state’s energy mix.

Lotus creek wind farm

The Lotus Creek Wind Farm is a 285 megawatt project that is being constructed on privately owned cattle grazing land at Lotus Creek in Central Queensland. The project site is on Barada Barna Country and Barada Kabalbara Yetimarala Country.

A consortium of Vestas and Zenviron is leading equipment supply and construction, and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is helping to deliver the project.

Construction commenced in November 2024 and the project is expected to be operational in 2027. When completed, the wind farm will generate enough electricity to power 170,000 average Queensland homes per year.

A community benefit fund has been established for the life of the project to be used for local improvement and benefit initiatives. 

View progress on the Lotus Creek Wind Farm in the video below from construction partners Vestas and Zenviron.

For more information, visit the Lotus Creek Wind Farm website.

Boulder Creek Wind Farm

CS Energy has an offtake for 100 per cent of the energy that will be produced from the Boulder Creek Wind Farm, which is under construction in Central Queeensland.

The wind farm will consist of 38 wind turbines and have a combined capacity of 228 MW. When completed, it will generate clean energy to power the equivalent of over 85,000 Australian homes. 

CS Energy previously held a 50 per cent stake in the project. In June 2026, CS Energy signed a new agreement to transfer our 50 per cent equity stake in the project to Aula Energy. Under the agreement, once the wind farm is constructed and ready to produce energy we will offtake 100 per cent of the energy from the wind farm.

As Aula Energy has been involved in the project from its early development, the new ownership structure enables continuity for community, the workforce and contractors.

Visit the Boulder Creek Wind Farm website for more information.