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Energising the Hunter to create significant local job opportunities and deliver genuine economic benefits to the region.

The Novocastrian Offshore Wind Farm will build on the Hunter Region’s living legacy as a centre for power generation and heavy industry.

Located more than 20 kilometres offshore, the Novocastrian Offshore Wind Farm has the potential to provide new job opportunities, help revitalise local manufacturing and position the Hunter at the centre of the state’s transition to a cleaner, renewable future.

Novocastrian Wind has received a notice of intent to offer a feasibility licence by the Commonwealth Government in June 2024. Consultation and a regulatory process is now underway. A further update will be available pending a final outcome of the regulatory process.

2,000 Megawatts

Indicative Generation Capacity

Clean energy from 2030 onwards to existing grid infrastructure in the Hunter

~3,000 Direct Jobs

During Peak Construction

Estimated Direct Jobs During Construction

1.2 million homes

The project could generate 2 GW of electricity, equivalent to powering 1.2 million homes.

Ole Jørgen Bratland © Equinor

Novocastrian Wind combines local knowledge and global experience.

International broad energy company Equinor and leading Australian offshore wind developer Oceanex, have integrated their local expertise and global experience to develop Australia’s first floating offshore wind farm in the Hunter.

Novocastrian Wind values our community.

We know people are keen to understand and we in turn are keen to listen. We aim to answer questions and garner feedback throughout the life of the project.

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Australia is on the cusp of an exciting era of opportunity. Our Novocastrian Offshore Wind farm will build on local strengths and skillsets in the Hunter region coupled with existing grid infrastructure to provide a strong foundation for the delivery of new source of power over the next decade and beyond.
Andy Evans CEO, Oceanex Energy

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia.

We pay our respects as we operate across the traditional Country and Sea Country of the Worimi and Awabakal peoples.

We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.