Palisade Investment Partners acquires Monogorilby and Winton renewable energy projects in Australia
Type: Acquisition · Technology: Onshore Wind · Country: Australia · Announced: 2026-09-14
Palisade Investment Partners, through its Intera Renewables platform, has acquired 100% interests in the Monogorilby Renewable Energy Park in Queensland and the Winton Renewable Energy Storage and Stability Terminal in Victoria from LP Renewable Projects and Celero Infrastructure, respectively. The Monogorilby project will feature up to 600 MW of wind capacity and a co-located 400 MW/1.6 GWh battery energy storage system, while the Winton project includes a 400 MW/1.6 GWh grid-forming battery. The transactions, completed by Intera's Growth and Development team, increase Palisade's operating and construction-stage renewable energy portfolio to 2.5 GW on a 100% ownership basis, including 2.2 GW in Australia. DLA Piper and Ekistica advised Palisade on both deals.
Analysis
Palisade Investment Partners, via its Intera Renewables platform, acquired 100% interests in the Monogorilby Renewable Energy Park in Queensland and the Winton Renewable Energy Storage and Stability Terminal in Victoria on 14 September 2026, adding up to 600 MW of wind capacity and a 400 MW/1.6 GWh battery at Monogorilby and a 400 MW/1.6 GWh grid‑forming battery at Winton. Palisade manages over A$6.5 billion of assets and now holds 2.5 GW of operating and construction‑stage renewable assets, including 2.2 GW in Australia. DLA Piper, a global law firm that advises renewable energy clients, and Ekistica acted as advisors to Palisade on both transactions. The acquisitions were completed by Intera’s Growth and Development team and were sourced from LP Renewable Projects and Celero Infrastructure.
Key points
- Palisade Investment Partners acquired 100% interests in Monogorilby (Queensland) and Winton (Victoria) projects
- Monogorilby includes up to 600 MW wind and a 400 MW/1.6 GWh battery; Winton includes a 400 MW/1.6 GWh battery
- Deal announced on 14 September 2026
- Palaisade’s AUM exceeds A$6.5 billion
- DLA Piper and Ekistica advised Palisade
Counterparties
- Dla Piper (Legal Buy)
- Intera Renewables (Buyer)
- Celero Infrastructure (Seller)
- Palisade Investment Partners (Buyer)
- LP Renewable Projects (Seller)
- Ekistica (Advisor Buy)
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