Hills of Gold Wind Farm

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Someva Renewables proudly acknowledges that Hills of Gold Wind Farm project is located on the lands of the Gomeroi/Kamilaroi people. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and value working with First Nations groups on renewable energy projects.

Project Overview

The Hills of Gold Wind Farm is located 5km south of Hanging Rock and 8km south-east of Nundle in NSW. The project is located within three Local Government Areas: Tamworth Regional Council, Upper Hunter Shire Council, and Liverpool Plains Shire Council.

The project, which has received approval from the NSW Independent Planning Commission, will feature 62 wind turbines and will generate up to 372 MW of clean, affordable and reliable energy – enough to power 163,000 Australian homes.

In August 2025, Someva Renewables proudly acquired the Hills of Gold Wind Farm. As one of the original project partners, Someva has been deeply involved in the project since 2017 leading development works, supporting community engagement, planning approvals, the landowner consultation and agreement process, procurement, grid connection assessment, layout design, wind monitoring and transport arrangements.

In March 2026, Someva welcomed the Land and Environment Court of NSW’s decision to approve Hills of Gold Wind Farm, after Tamworth Council conceded it would no longer argue for the refusal of the project. With the legal process now complete we are focussed on re‑engaging with the Nundle community and local stakeholders as we prepare the next steps for the project.

Learn more about the project below.