Powering Queensland's clean energy future.

At a Glance

Solar output – 750 MWdc

BESS capacity – 500 MW / 2 GWh

Land size – 1,800 hectares

Location – Lotus Creek (Isaac Region), Queensland

For the economy – Creating around 200 jobs during construction and eight jobs once operational 

For the climate – Offsetting around 940,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year and powering up to 96,000 homes each day.

Map showing Croydon Solar Farm and nearby towns

Project Overview

The Croydon Solar Farm is a proposed landmark renewable energy project in Lotus Creek in Queensland’s Isaac Region. The project will generate 750 MW of solar energy and deliver 500 MW (2,000 MWh) of battery storage, providing reliable, affordable and clean power for homes and businesses across Queensland. It will also create local jobs and drive long-term investment in the region.

The Croydon Solar Farm will also strengthen the power network in the Isaac Region by generating and storing energy and discharging in periods of high demand, helping maximise utilisation of the network. It will defer the need for expensive transmission upgrades and avoid an increase in network charges.

We are working with expert consultants to undertake studies that will help assess and mitigate any impacts and meet all regulatory and statutory requirements. Studies we are undertaking include cultural heritage, social impact, traffic impact, agricultural soil characteristics, fire and bushfire impact, flora and fauna impact, visual amenity and landscape characteristics, acoustic impacts to the surrounding area, and stormwater and drainage management.

Project Timeline

Status:

Land Secured:

Phase 1

Development & Approvals

Phase 2

Construction

Phase 3

Operations

Working with the community

We are committed to building a positive legacy in the Isaac Region and sharing benefits broadly. At its core, the Croydon Solar Farm is designed to benefit community, by securing reliable and affordable energy for the future.

As part of the project’s approval pathway, we are undertaking a Social Impact Assessment with community and stakeholders across the region. This process will inform a Community Benefit Agreement, which we will develop with Isaac Regional Council. This approach ensures that we identify challenges together with community and stakeholders, and maximise opportunities for impactful investment, development, and benefit sharing.

We are also continuing early consultation with key stakeholders, including near neighbours, the Barada Barna Aboriginal Corporation, and Isaac Regional Council.

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