Goldwind Recuitment

Davidson, in partnership with Goldwind Australia, is working to secure service teams for Moorabool,
Stockyard Hill, and Cattle Hill Wind Farms.

About Goldwind

Goldwind Australia is a wholly owned subsidiary of Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology, a vertically integrated global wind power solutions provider. Backed by 20 years of wind energy experience, Goldwind today operates wind turbines on six continents and 17 countries. With over 28,500 turbines, 24,000 of which feature industry-leading Permanent Magnet Direct-Drive (PMDD) technology, Goldwind is a world leader with more than 44GW of installed capacity. Goldwind employs over 8,000 personnel around the world, including over 2,000 R&D engineers, and is dual-listed on the Shenzhen and Hong Kong Stock Exchanges.

Moorabool Wind Farm

Moorabool Wind Farm is located approximately 4km south of Ballan in Victoria. The Minster for Planning approved the construction and operation of 107 wind turbines. With the use of the latest turbine technology, the project is expected to produce 321MW, approximately 1,000,000 MWh of electricity annually. This is enough renewable energy to power approximately 203,500 Victorian homes every year, representing 8% of Victorian homes.

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Stockyard Hill Wind Farm

Located approximately 35 km west of Ballarat in Victoria, Stockyard Hill Wind Farm will comprise 149 Goldwind PMDD 3S wind turbines. The project has excellent wind resource, a strong grid connection and suitable access to ports and road infrastructure required for construction. Once operational, Stockyard Hill will be the largest wind farm in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere, generating enough power to supply 386,500 Australian homes and saving approximately 2.0 million tonnes of CO2 per year.

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Cattle Hill Wind Farm

Cattle Hill Wind Farm is located on the eastern shore of Lake Echo in the southern side of the Central Plateau of Tasmania. Approvals have been received from Council, State and Commonwealth Regulators for the construction and operation of wind turbine generators and associated infrastructure. The project will consist of 48 turbines, producing up to 148 MW of clean renewable electricity.

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