The Port Latta Wind Farm (PLWF) is located on cattle grazing land in Northwest Tasmania, spanning approximately seven hectares across two privately owned properties.
With a generation capacity of 21 MW, the wind farm will supply clean, renewable energy to around 7,600 homes in the North West region.
Port Latta Wind Farm is now in the final stages of development, with major milestones already achieved:
The start of main construction is now planned for late 2026. This revised timeline allows us to complete detailed engineering design and prepare onsite facilities prior to major works starting.
The project has continued to advance with essential groundwork and planning, including construction of a 350m internal access road, which will be the primary route for the construction of the wind farm.
The Port Latta Wind Farm is expected to be generating electricity in 2028.
Artist’s impression of Port Latta Wind Farm.
The Port Latta Wind Farm (PLWF) was acquired in 2022 by Aquila Group through its Aquila Clean Energy Asia Pacific (APAC) platform. Aquila Clean Energy APAC develops, funds, and operates clean energy assets across the region, including solar PV, wind, and battery storage projects.
Aquila Clean Energy APAC is part of Aquila Group, a Hamburg-based sustainable investment and asset development company. Globally, Aquila Group holds a 19.8 GW portfolio of wind, solar PV, and hydropower projects.
The PLWF site was selected for its:
The site is primarily cleared agricultural land used for beef cattle production, minimizing environmental impact.
The wind farm is situated in an industrialized area, intersected by a 110kV transmission line and adjacent to:
This location ensures strong grid connectivity and compatibility with surrounding land uses.
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