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This page shares the latest updates on the Cellars Hill Wind Farm and how the project is progressing.

Welcoming $2 billion of energy infrastructure

Media release from Minister for Energy and Renewables (15 Oct 2025)

Major investment being made in renewable energy projects in the state by engineering and infrastructure heavyweight Gamuda, has been welcomed by the Tasmanian Government.

Tasmanian landowners & Gamuda combine to develop clean energy portfolio

Media release from Gamuda Australia (1 Jul 2025)

Gamuda’s wholly owned Australian subsidiary, Gamuda Holdings Pty Ltd, has signed a landmark agreement with local Tasmanian landowners to co-develop a portfolio of large-scale renewable energy projects in Central Tasmania.

Engineering expertise meets collaboration to transform ASEANs energy future

CNN Business (2025)

ASEAN’s clean energy transition is emerging as a significant driver of long-term growth, shaped by rising energy demand and the infrastructure requirements to support it.

Gamuda forges ahead with diversification

Forbes (13 October 2025)

From its core engineering and infrastructure business, Gamuda expands its horizons to enter the Australian clean energy sector, with a clear focus on partnerships.

Cellars Hill Wind Farm makes National Renewable Energy Priority List

Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (2025)

The inaugural Priority List identifies 56 priority projects nationally, consisting of 24 transmission and 32 generation and storage projects. If approved through Commonwealth, state, and territory regulatory planning and environment processes, these projects could deliver an additional 16 GW of generation and approximately 6 GW of storage capacity across the nation.

Cellars Hill Wind Farm receives Major Project status

Media release from Minister for Housing, Planning and Consumer Affairs (2025)

The Hon Felix Ellis MP, has declared the Cellars Hill Wind Farm project a Major Project for its scale as well as contribution to the region’s economy, environment or social fabric.