Boolathana Project
Boolathana Project
Gascoyne Green Energy has completed a pre-feasibility study for the development of a solar, wind and battery based green hydrogen and ammonia project development at its Boolathana project site in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia (as well as considering the production of low-carbon liquid fuels and the supply of renewable energy to industry).
| Main proponents:
Gascoyne Green Energy |
Main end-use classification:
Hydrogen/ammonia production and derivatives |
Status:
Under development – feasibility stage
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Estimated cost:
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Production details:
To be advised |
Location:
Western Australia, Australia |
Announced funding:
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Project description
Gascoyne Green Energy has secured excusive development rights from the pastoralist for Boolathana, a 148,000-hectare pastoral lease with 23 kilometres of coastal access in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia (about 15 kilometres from the town of Carnarvon). The company has advised that is has also secured government licences, Free Prior and Informed Consent and Heritage Agreements with Traditional Owners at Boolathana.
The project is proposed to comprise of upstream turbines and infill solar arrays with an initial combined maximum generation capacity of 1-4 GW.
Gascoyne Green Energy engaged an internationally recognised engineering firm to complete the renewables-based hydrogen and ammonia pre-feasibility study and is currently (as of September 2025) completing optimisation work for the project and work on the opportunity to produce low-carbon liquid fuels and supply of renewable energy to industries with high energy demand.
The project proponent has advised that environmental survey work is underway, and that it is actively engaging with investors regarding the development funding for the project.
Reviewed (reviewed by the project proponent): September 2025