Greenleaf Renewables has regained ownership of Stony Creek Wind Farm in Queensland’s North Burnett Region after selling it to Enerfin two years ago.
Located approximately 11km west of Biggenden, Stony Creek Wind Farm s planned to host up to 27 wind turbines, capable of generating enough clean electricity to power around 100,000 homes annually.
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“Stony Creek has always been an important project for Greenleaf,” the company said in a statement on LinkedIn.
“Regaining full ownership enables us to move forward with renewed focus and a long-term perspective that aligns with our commitment to regional partnerships, responsible development, and local economic opportunities.
“We look forward to continuing to strengthen the solid foundation established with project stakeholders, including landholders and community members across the North Burnett region, as we advance Stony Creek through its next planning and development stages.”
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The news comes amid uncertainty about the future of renewables projects in Queensland, with the LNP Government cancelling a wind farm project as well as announcing it would extend the life of the state’s ageing coal plants.
Queensland’s Parliament has passed The Planning (Social Impact and Community Benefit) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025, introducing significant reforms that will strengthen social licence requirements for renewable energy projects.
