Waddi Wind Farm
The Waddi Wind Farm would help reduce Western Australia’s carbon footprint by generating enough clean energy to power more than 68,000 homes per year. That’s 286,000 tonnes in carbon emissions avoided annually.
The Waddi Wind Farm is located approximately 15km north-west of the township of Dandaragan and approximately 150 kilometres north of Perth in the mid-west region of Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.
Construction of the Waddi Wind Farm is scheduled to commence in early 2026.
The proposed Waddi Solar Farm project is still under development with a planning approval from the Shire of Dandaragan expiring September 2026. This project scope remains on hold while we continue to progress the wind farm.
Please use the links below to explore the details of the Waddi Wind Farm project, including latest construction updates.
In Construction
108 MW
Up to 18 turbines
Up to 220 metres
40 MW
15km north-west of Dandaragan, Western Australia
Further Details
Use the links below to find out more about the Project:
Factsheets
The following factsheet provides answers to our frequently asked questions:
Wind Farms (General) FAQs
The following factsheets provide an update on the Project.
Newsletters
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Goods and services register
To register interest in providing goods or services please click the link below and complete the form. Procurement is not done directly by Tilt Renewables, however, we regularly share the Goods & Services Register with our relevant project delivery partners.
Goods and services register
General
Should you have any questions regarding the Projects, please contact us at waddiwindfarm@tiltrenewables.com or on 1800 WE TILT (938 458).
Complaints
For all complaints, please email us at complaints@tiltrenewables.com or call us on 1800 WE TILT (938 458).
You can find Tilt Renewables’ Complaints Handling Procedure here.