This is a map of all existing EV chargers funded by DEECA.

Wind Farms Roads locations for Victoria Wind energy has the potential to provide a significant proportion of Victoria's growth in renewable energy generation over the next coming years. The Government supports the development of wind energy in appropriate locations. Planning Scheme Amendment VC82, make it clear where in Victoria a wind energy facility may be considered. The planning reform guarantees the residents of rural and regional Victoria certainty and fairness in wind farm planning decisions and ensures that communities are given a say in major planning applications. The linear dataset that refers to the locations of Turbines

Coal facility Locations for Victoria. The locations are a single point for the centre of the Coal Facility This dataset is replaced by Renewables and Renewables_point from 30/04/2024.

Gas facility Locations for Victoria. The locations are a single point for the centre of the Gas Facility This dataset is replaced by Renewables and Renewables_point from 30/04/2024.

Gas facility Locations for Victoria. The locations are a single polygon for the centre of the Gas Facility This dataset is replaced by Renewables and Renewables_point from 30/04/2024.

Pumped hydro facility Locations for Victoria. The locations are a single point for the centre of the Pumped hydro Facility This dataset is replaced by Renewables and Renewables_point from 30/04/2024.

Pumped hydro facility Locations for Victoria. The locations are a single polygon for the centre of the Pumped hydro Facility This dataset is replaced by Renewables and Renewables_point from 30/04/2024.

The wind resource has been mapped on a 3 km x 3 km grid across Victoria. Average annual wind speeds have been modelled using the WindScape wind resource mapping tool that was developed by the Wind Energy Research Unit of CSIRO Land and Water in 2002. WindScape uses atmospheric data, and regional topography to model the wind resource at 65 metres above ground level to a resolution of 3 kilometres. The resolution of the modelled wind resource means that it does not incorporate the effects of local landscape features smaller than 3 kilometres in size, like small hills and ridges. This dataset is derived from the same data used to create the overview map of the Victorian wind atlas published by the Sustainable Energy Authority Victoria, c2003

Residual data following processing of AUSLIG and Survey and Mapping data for hydrology, roads, contours and utilities layers. Data is left over when it does not match any layer feature or is incorrectly coded.

Oil and Gas fields as supplied by Petroleum Section within Minerals and Petroleum Division in the Department of Primary Industries.