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Generation

We have great people running some of Australia's best generators — and we're always striving to make them even better.

Our experts are hard at work delivering reliable energy generation and storage to more than 1.1 million customers in Australia and New Zealand. Alinta Energy’s diverse fleet of owned, operated and/or contracted gas, coal, and renewables and storage projects operate day and night to help keep the lights on.

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Glenbrook Power Station

Glenbrook Power Station

Gas-fuelled cogeneration plant

South of Auckland, New Zealand

112 MW max capacity

Read more about Glenbrook Power Station below

Glenbrook Power Station
Bairnsdale Power Station

Bairnsdale Power Station

Gas-fired power station

East Gippsland, Victoria

86 MW max capacity

Read more about Bairnsdale Power Station below

Bairnsdale Power Station
Pinjarra Power Station

Pinjarra Power Station

Gas-fuelled cogeneration plant

Pinjarra, Western Australia

280 MW max capacity

Read more about Pinjarra Power Station below

Pinjarra Power Station
Loy Yang B Power Station

Loy Yang B Power Station

Brown coal-fired power (lignite)

Latrobe Valley, Victoria

1200 MW max capacity

Read more about Loy Yang B here
Loy Yang B Power Station
Wagerup Power Station

Wagerup Power Station

Gas- and distillate-fuelled power station

Wagerup, Western Australia

392 MW max capacity

Read more about Wagerup Power Station below

Wagerup Power Station
Yandin Wind Farm

Yandin Wind Farm

Onshore wind farm

Dandaragan, Western Australia

214 MW max capacity

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Yandin Wind Farm
Braemar Power Station

Braemar Power Station

Open-cycle gas turbine plant

Braemar, Queensland

564 MW max capacity

Read more about Braemar Power Station below

Braemar Power Station
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Wind Wind
Coal Coal

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Loy Yang B

Loy Yang B Power Station, Latrobe Valley, VIC

Capacity: 1200 MW

Loy Yang B is Victoria’s third-largest power station, supplying around 20 per cent of state energy demand. Known for its reliability, it has achieved an availability factor of more than 95 per cent over three decades of continuous operation.

Loy Yang B website
Braemar

Braemar Power Station, Western Downs, QLD

Capacity: 564 MW

Braemar Power Station is our largest capacity gas turbine plant – and the second largest plant in our portfolio overall. It is supplied by gas from our own pipeline running 148km from Condamine.

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Pinjarra Power Station at night

Pinjarra Power Station, WA

Capacity: 285 MW

The gas-fuelled Pinjarra Power Station is a cogeneration plant located at Alcoa’s Pinjarra refinery in WA. The plant produces both electricity and steam. The electricity generated is used to supply the South West Interconnected system (SWIS) and the steam is used by Alcoa in its refinery.

Yandin

Yandin Wind Farm, Dandaragan, WA

Capacity: 214 MW

Co-owned by RATCH-Australia and Alinta Energy, Yandin Wind Farm was Western Australia’s largest producer of renewable energy in 2023. Its 51 turbines can collectively power the equivalent of around 200,000 households each year.

Yandin Wind Farm website
Glenbrook at night

Glenbrook Power Station, NZ

Capacity: 112 MW

Glenbrook Power Station is a fully integrated part of New Zealand Steel’s Glenbrook mill and utilises waste heat gases supplied by New Zealand Steel from its ironmaking processes. The Glenbrook Power Station has typically supplied around 60 per cent of the mill's electricity needs. However, once New Zealand Steel's Electric Arc Furnace is commissioned, which is expected to be around mid-2026, New Zealand Steel's ironmaking plant configuration will see a reduction in waste heat gases made available and, as a result, the Glenbrook Power Station will operate at lower levels of capacity and electricity generation.

Bairnsdale Power Station at night

Bairnsdale Power Station, VIC

Capacity: 94 MW

Bairnsdale Power Station is a natural gas-fired peaking power station servicing the East Gippsland region of Victoria. The smallest power station in our portfolio, it supplies fast-start power to bolster reliability of the network.

Wagerup Power Station at night

Wagerup Power Station, Peel, WA

Capacity: 392 MW

The natural gas and distillate-fuelled Wagerup Power Station supplies peaking power and system support services to the South West Interconnected System (SWIS).

Plans, programs, and reporting

Some of our Wagerup regulatory obligations require us to make audit reports, programs and plans available to the public. For further information on the Wagerup Audit Compliance Report, the Greenhouse Gas Abatement Program, Noise Management Plan or Stack Emissions Plan under Ministerial Statement 729, please contact Regulatory Affairs and Compliance at compliance.powergen@alintaenergy.com.au.

Alinta Energy has signed up to the Clean Energy Council’s Best Practice Charter, which outlines voluntary commitments for Clean Energy Council members to engage respectfully with communities, be sensitive to the environment and cultural values, and make a positive contribution where we operate.

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