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Renewable Generation
Utility-scale solar capability feeding the hub directly — clean power as the foundation under everything.
COLLIE · WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Your next data centre campus starts with the right opportunity.
Discover 57 hectares in Collie, Western Australia, strategically positioned for high-capacity grid connectivity, high-speed, low-latency fibre infrastructure, and DA-approved solar development — creating the foundation for a scalable, renewable-powered data centre campus.
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✓ ACHIEVED
Approximately 57 ha under DEIH ownership
Around 23 ha rezoned for Light Industry
20mw solar farm + BESS development approval
◯ Power pathway
330 kV transmission infrastructure near Collie.
Planned expansion supporting up to 1.6 GW of regional renewable generation connections by 2030
Potential staged, large-scale grid connection for DEIH, subject to Western Power assessment
◯ FIBRE network
Telstra’s Aura fibre network serves the Collie region
High-capacity connectivity for AI and data-centre applications
Site access and connection arrangements to be confirmed
◯ UNDERWAY
Strategic tenant discussions
Located in a region supported by WA’s Govt. industrial transition strategy
Grants applications
THE window of OPPORTUNITY
A rare convergence in one master-planned location
Renewable energy generation, industrial-zoned land and scalable powered infrastructure rarely come together in one place. In Collie, they do — creating a platform for industry, manufacturing and innovation in a region built for it. This is more than land for sale. It's a chance to grow inside an energy and industrial ecosystem, powered by clean energy from the moment you arrive.
- Renewable energy generation & storage on site
- An embedded network delivering power directly to tenants
- Industrial-zoned, infrastructure-ready land
- Backed by a region in active energy transition
- Direct connection to to Telstra Aura Fibre Backbone
Anchor tenant · proof point
Collie MMC Manufacturing & Centre of Excellence Precinct
SIPOD Global, PLANM and Jubilee Living are proposing an integrated green manufacturing, Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) and training precinct within the Collie Energy Industrial Hub. The precinct would combine SIPOD’s low-carbon construction materials, PLANM’s advanced modular manufacturing capability and Jubilee Living’s housing delivery expertise to establish a significant new manufacturing industry in Collie, targeting production of up to 1,000 dwellings per year for regional and broader Western Australian markets.
Central to the precinct is an MMC Centre of Excellence, providing a direct training-to-employment pathway in partnership with Southwest TAFE. The initiative is designed to support Collie’s economic transition by creating long-term skilled employment, retraining workers from traditional energy industries, developing advanced manufacturing capability and building new demand for local supply chains. The project aligns strongly with the WA Government’s Just Transition and Collie Industrial Transition Fund objectives, positioning the precinct as a potential anchor development for the Collie Energy Industrial Hub.
- Regional jobs
- 1,000 Homes Annually
- Green Manufacturing
- Workforce Transition
- Integrated MMC Ecosystem
- Government-Aligned Transition
THE INTEGRATED ECOSYSTEM
Energy, industry and innovation, master-planned together, with advanced digital infrastructure emerging as a future layer within the same ecosystem.
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Battery Energy Storage
Grid stabilisation and energy resilience, so power stays reliable around the clock.
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Industrial Operations
Renewable-powered industrial tenancy for manufacturers, processors and trade businesses.
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Manufacturing & Workforce
Advanced manufacturing that creates regional jobs and training outcomes for Collie.
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Embedded Energy Network
A private electricity network across the site — tenants draw clean, local renewable power directly from the hub, behind the meter.
EMERGING
Digital & Compute Capability
Future-ready, renewable-powered digital infrastructure — an emerging layer within the ecosystem.
THE ENERGY HUB
An integrated energy network
This isn't simply generation. It's an integrated energy ecosystem — renewable generation, battery storage and an embedded network — designed for real industrial consumption, behind the meter. That embedded network is fast becoming the project's key differentiator: a private electricity network across the site, so tenants draw clean, competitively-priced power directly from the hub rather than relying solely on the main grid — with the resilience that comes from storage built in from day one.
- Utility-scale solar
- Battery storage (BESS)
- Embedded network
- Behind-the-meter supply
- Energy resilience
FEASIBILITY-STAGE CAPACITY
16 MWp
Solar PV
42
MW
Battery power
187.4 MWh
Battery capacity
38.3
MW
Grid connection
THE INDUSTRIAL HUB
Powered industrial infrastructure
Not just land lots — scalable, energy-integrated allocations built for businesses that need reliable, competitively-priced power to operate and grow. Connected to the RAV heavy-vehicle road network and sized to your needs, the hub is ready for manufacturers, processors, logistics, cold storage and high-energy-use operations.
- Advanced manufacturing
- Processing
- Cold storage
- Logistics
- Embedded renewable access
- Flexible allocations
Why Collie
Strategic infrastructure positioning.
Why Collie
A resources town in the WA South West, ~200km south-east of Perth and 55km east of Bunbury — and one of the State's defining energy-transition regions.
01
Existing transmission
Established grid infrastructure already in place.
02
Transition region
A State-priority energy-transition economy.
03
Industrial heritage
A century of powering Western Australia.
04
Expandable land
Room to scale powered capacity over time.
05
RAV road network
Heavy-vehicle access connected to the site.
06
Dual fibre network
Direct capital-city connectivity with regional access, high-speed connections and local fibre access for Collie.
Why Collie
Strategic infrastructure positioning.
Regional impact
As Collie transitions to new forms of industry and power, this project is designed to bring lasting jobs, skills and economic growth to the community — not just infrastructure to the map. Every tenant, every megawatt and every training place is a step in a regional transition the whole community has a stake in.
$700M
WA Collie Transition Package
$230M
Collie Industrial Transition Fund (CITF)
Regional Jobs
Sustainable long-term
Training
Workforce development outcomes
EMERGING WITHIN THE ECOSYSTEM
Advanced digital & compute infrastructure.
As part of its broader hub, DEIH is positioned to support renewable-powered computing and Australian data hosting, with potential sovereign solutions tailored to customer ownership, security and operational control.
FUTURE-FOCUSED · POSITIONED, NOT PROMISED
Renewable-Powered Compute
Compute capability supplied by on-site clean energy.
Advanced Digital Infrastructure
Future-ready capacity for digital infrastructure operators.
Future Data Centre Opportunities
Land and power positioned for future data centre demand. Utility-scale solar capability feeding the hub directly — clean power as the foundation under everything.
Blockchain Integration
Explored as a future infrastructure utility, not speculation.
Telstra’s Aura fibre connects Collie to all Australian capitals, supporting high-capacity, low-latency AI and data-centre connectivity.
Digital infrastructure could become a major commercial component, while remaining an emerging opportunity within the hub’s balanced regional energy and industrial ecosystem.
Why Collie
Strategic infrastructure positioning.
THE PATHWAY
A staged infrastructure pathway
The hub is being built in deliberate stages — energy and industry first, with digital capability scaling as demand matures.
01
DA approvals
Rezoning & development approvals, with Shire support.
02
Stage 1
First infrastructure-ready industrial allocations.
03
Energy infrastructure
Solar, storage and grid connection delivered.
04
Industrial integration
Tenants, manufacturing and workforce activation.
05
Compute expansion
Digital infrastructure scales as demand matures.
23 ha Light Industrial rezoning achieved · Solar Farm Development Approval secured to 12th of March 2027 · renewable energy feasibility completed.
GOVERNMENT BACKING
Strategically aligned, and supported
As energy-intensive digital demand grows, the project is positioned to support future compute-intensive infrastructure — powered by renewables, as one layer within the broader hub.
$700M
Collie Transition Package
Supports large-scale industrial projects delivering long-term, sustainable jobs in Collie, and can fund project-ready industrial land. Part of the WA Government's $547.4M Collie Transition Package (2022).
$60.85M
Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants
Unlock government funding to accelerate regional growth—creating jobs, attracting investment, expanding industry, and turning ambitious projects into long-term economic drivers for regional Western Australia.
Most major grants require land to be secured or under serious negotiation — securing a position here can support your application.
PARTNER WITH US
Strategic participation opportunities
The hub is already taking shape alongside a group of established partners. Early-stage participation remains available across the ecosystem — from energy and industry to the emerging digital layer. Tell us about your needs, and we'll shape a position around them.
OPEN TO
CONTACT
Let's talk about your place in the hub.
Tell us as much as you can about your business's land, power and location needs so we can make sure you get what you need.
