Upper Hunter Energy Park
About UHEP
The Upper Hunter Energy Park (UHEP; formerly known as Kyoto Energy Park) is focussed on the development of a wind farm in the Hunter Valley of NSW, Australia, approximately 12 km from the town of Scone.
The Project Site is located on Mountain Station, a private landholding situated along Bunnan Road in Owens Gap. The Project is strategically located to make use of over 10 years of climatic data indicating the site’s suitability for wind farm development.
About Us
Since 2022, the development, construction and operation of the Project have been owned by Maven Renewable Energy Pty Ltd Australia, a NSW-based business. The project is coordinated by YZ, a Hunter-based advisory services business to the renewable energy sector.
Community
We are committed to delivering lasting benefits for the local community alongside the generation of renewable energy. This includes supporting local initiatives, employment and procurement opportunities, and environmental and social outcomes. Our Community Consultative Committee provides an important forum for sharing project information, discussing local issues and incorporating community feedback as planning progresses.
Project Updates
Project Update – June 2025
In this June update, we share the latest developments on the wind farm project as we continue progressing through the post-approval phase.
Brief Project Overview – September 2024
We are pleased to provide an update on the wind farm project since receiving Project Approval.
FAQs
As you explore the frequently asked questions about the Upper Hunter Energy Park project, you’ll discover a wealth of information designed to clarify our mission, processes, and benefits to the community. These FAQs serve as a resource for anyone curious about how our innovative approach to renewable energy is reshaping the Hunter Valley in collaboration with its communities.
Work With Us
The Project is expected to be operational for 25+ years. This long-term commitment ensures we continue to create employment opportunities during the operating and maintenance stages of the Project.