Our projects
Learn more about our renewable energy investments across Australia.
Octopus Australia focuses on investing in renewable energy assets across Australia including, solar, wind and battery storage, to create an integrated portfolio of renewable assets. Our in-house Investment, Development, Engineering and Grid experts allow us to be closer to our assets and efficiently manage projects across their entire lifecycle, from land acquisition through to operation. We’re committed to making sure the farms we run and invest in maintain ties with local communities and provide more homes with clean energy.
Our operational and construction assets
Darlington Point Solar Farm
Darlington Point Solar Farm is more than just clean energy. It’s a project that has the support of the local community and has provided many jobs and economic opportunities locally.
Dulacca Wind Farm
Protection of cultural heritage and endangered species are an integral part of the construction and operation of Dulacca Wind Farm.
Our development assets
Blind Creek Solar Farm and BESS
Developing a solar and battery project in NSW with regenerative agriculture at its heart.
Fulham Solar Farm and BESS
Octopus Australia and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation are joining forces to develop a solar farm and BESS that will help the Gippsland region power its transition to renewable energy.
Blackstone BESS
Queensland’s biggest battery project, providing a stand-alone battery storage asset to our pipeline.
Ardandra Solar Farm and BESS
A hybrid solar and BESS project located adjacent to our existing Dulacca Wind Farm, providing an unique opportunity to introduce, solar, wind and BESS to the market via the same transmission line.
Theodore Solar Farm and BESS
A hybrid solar and BESS project located in central Queensland.
Giffard Wind Farm
A proposed large-scale onshore wind farm in Gippsland, Victoria.
Saltbush Wind Farm
Named after the native shrub known as Old Man Saltbush, a plant with a special connection to the Hay Plains, the area holds rich historical and cultural connections with local indigenous groups.
Read the latest insights
Quarterly Video Update – Energy Markets Outlook
Australian Renewable Energy Market Update – March 2024
