Synergy Renewable Energy Developments
WA’s energy system is changing.
We’re exploring, developing and expanding a fleet of solar and wind generation assets and large-scale battery storage systems.
Synergy Renewable Energy Developments Pty Ltd (SynergyRED) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Synergy, focused on delivering renewable energy projects to support the State’s Energy Transformation Strategy.
Since 2018, the SynergyRED team has provided vehicle and asset management and development services to Bright Energy Investments (BEI), Synergy and other customers and investors.
Together with our partners, SynergyRED are contributing to the reliability and stability of WA’s energy system as we transition towards a renewable energy future.
Who is SynergyRED?
Partnering with Bright Energy Investments
Bright Energy Investments is a proprietary limited company established in 2018 to build, own and operate utility scale energy projects. BEI is a joint venture between Potentia Energy and Synergy.
The current portfolio of BEI renewable projects at full production are displacing approximately 623,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions per annum, which is the equivalent of taking 210,000 cars off the road.
What we’re working on
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Proposed Tathra Wind Farm
Located in the Shire of Carnamah in the Mid West region, the proposed Tathra Wind Farm has received development approval for up to 1000MW of wind, 500MW of solar generation, and 500MW of battery storage.
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Proposed wind farm in Scott River
SynergyRED has completed a feasibility study for a proposed wind farm with up to 100MW and 20 turbines across a collection of farming properties in Scott River.
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King Rocks Wind Farm
Hyden is at the forefront of the energy transition with the King Rocks Wind Farm expected to begin powering households and businesses by 2027. The wind farm will have the capacity to generate up to 105MW of renewable energy.
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Warradarge Wind Farm Stage 2
The Bright Energy Investments owned Warradarge Wind Farm facility is recognised as one of the best performing wind farms in Australia.
What we’ve delivered
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Collie Battery Energy Storage System
Synergy’s Collie Battery Energy Storage System is a 500MW storage facility which has been contributing to the energy system’s reliability and security since it’s completion in 2025.
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Kwinana Battery Energy Storage System
Synergy’s Kwinana Battery Energy Storage System (KBESS) was constructed in two stages. Located in Naval Base south of Perth, KBESS provides 325MW of battery storage for the energy system.
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Alkimos Community Battery
After supporting the Alkimos community and wider energy system for the last decade, the Alkimos Community Battery has reached the end of its service life. The site will now be returned to its original state.
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Warradarge Wind Farm Stage 1
Bright Energy Investments owned, the Warradarge Wind Farm facility is recognised as one of the best in the country contributing significantly to State’s renewable energy generation future.
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Albany Grasmere Wind Farm
Owned by Bright Energy Investments, The Albany Grasmere Wind Farm is one of the most picturesque in the country. Contributing the equivalent of 80% of Albany’s energy requirements.
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Greenough River Solar Farm
Bright Energy Investments owned, Greenough River Solar Farm was the first utility-scale solar plant in Australia to be commissioned. Located approximately 50km southeast of Geraldton, it was initially built as a 10MW facility and later expanded to 40MW.
Our decarbonisation journey
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Reducing carbon emissions
Developing and expanding wind and solar generation assets, as well as increasing energy storage capacity.
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Retiring coal power stations by 2030
The State Government is retiring the, Synergy owned and operated, Collie and Muja coal-fired power stations. These will be replaced with large-scale wind and solar generation and battery storage systems.
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Transition towards net zero carbon emissions
We’re working with our customers, industry participants and the WA Government to help transition to net zero carbon emissions, in line with 2050 emission reduction commitments.
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Keeping the WA community at the heart of the energy transformation
The community is at the centre of all that we do and are the driver behind the energy transition. Through honest communication and involvement, we work to evolve the energy system in collaboration with the communities who are hosting renewable assets.