OSMI is a renewable energy developer with more than 25 years of wind farm development experience.
OSMI is a renewable energy developer with more than 50 years of wind farm development experience.
OSMI are investigating the feasibility of onshore wind farms throughout Australia that have access to existing transmission networks and commercially viable wind resources.
We are responsible for the development of more than 800 MW of installed wind capacity. A further 205 MW will come online when the Delburn Wind Farm is constructed.
Renewable energy is providing more and more of our energy needs each year.
A combination of renewable energy from wind, solar and hydro, along with battery storage, rooftop solar and an updated electricity grid will provide all our energy needs into the future.
Fossil fuels have a limited supply and are unsustainable. The impacts of greenhouse gas emissions on our health, the environment and on climate change is well documented. Technology is evolving all the time and new sustainable forms of energy are coming online.
The OSMI team has been actively involved in the development of wind energy projects since the inception of the industry in the 1990s. The team also specialise in environmental regulation, emergency services and stakeholder and community engagement.
OSMI delivers best practice engagement and benefit sharing programs.
The OSMI team has over 25 years’ experience in wind farm development.
Read the 'Best Practice Charter for Renewable Energy Projects'.
The team at OSMI Australia are committed to best practice community engagement and working in partnership with local communities.
If you would like to learn more about us, please get in touch.
Following a Supreme Court challenge, Justice Richards has ruled the Victorian Planning Minister’s permit for the Delburn Wind Farm is valid. OSMI Australia Executive Director
The Minister for Planning, Hon Mr Richard Wynne MP has approved the planning permit applications for the construction of the Delburn Wind Farm, a Victorian
The panel hearing for the Delburn Wind Farm is due to begin on Monday 18th October and is scheduled to run for 12 days. The
Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about OSMI Australia and our work in the renewable energy sector.
OSMI Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners and ongoing Custodians of the lands in which we operate. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.
We acknowledge the Gunaikurnai People as the traditional owners of the land that is now known as South Gippsland.