
CNP-owned (self-build IPP) · Darwin, Australia
Green waste to power and carbon removal
- 2 MW
- Power
- 16,000 MWh/yr
- Annual output
- Green waste
- Fuel
- Owned and operated by CNP
- Customer
- COD 2027
- Under construction
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Project overview
2 MW of onsite power from green waste.
The first of several plants planned for Darwin, turning green waste into electricity and carbon removal as power prices rise.
- The challenge
- The Darwin region saw a fixed 20% electricity price increase in 2026, while the Darwin landfill is nearing end of life with under-utilised green waste.
- What CNP delivers
- A CNP-owned 2 MW plant turning local green waste — previously sent to landfill — into electricity and carbon credits. The first of several plants planned for Darwin to tackle green waste and rising energy prices.

On site
Project photos.
01 / 06Impact
- 16,000 MWh
- Renewable electricity a year
- 12,400 tCO₂
- Emissions avoided a year
- 4,000 t
- Biochar produced a year
- 9,000 tCO₂e
- Carbon removal a year
Plant configuration
The plant.
- CNP role
- CNP-owned (self-build IPP)
- Capacity
- 2 MW
- Fuel
- Green waste
- Fuel use
- 20,000 t/yr
- Operating hours
- 8,000 h/yr
- Availability
- Target 96%
- Location
- Darwin, Australia
- Commissioning
- 2027
Scope
What CNP delivered.
- Project development and financing
- Engineering and design
- Plant supply and fabrication
- Construction and commissioning
- Ownership and operation
- Carbon credit generation
Carbon Negative Power
Customer
Owned and operated by CNP
“A much-needed solution to green waste and rising energy prices in Australia.”
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