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Beetaloo Digital Weddell precinct

Beetaloo Digital (Beetaloo Energy Australia, ASX:BTL) · Weddell, Northern Territory

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Key facts

Owner / operator
Beetaloo Energy Australia, Beetaloo Digital
As published: Beetaloo Digital (Beetaloo Energy Australia, ASX:BTL)
Location
Weddell, Northern Territory (NT)
Stage
Planning
Planning (announced; NT Government land exclusivity granted 22 Jul 2026; no DA lodged on the pages checked)
Capacity (as published)
Up to 2 GW of on-site gas-fired power generation described in Northern Territory Government material included in Beetaloo Energy's 22 July 2026 ASX announcement; IT capacity is not separately stated. The same attached material refers to possibly two hyperscale AI data centre campuses.
Expected start
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Expected completion
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Investment value
A$40 billion in private investment at full development, as described in NT Government material included in the 22 July 2026 ASX announcement
Builder / head contractor
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Named contractors by trade
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Named suppliers
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Tender / procurement status
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Notes
Beetaloo Energy announced on 22 July 2026 that the NT Government had granted exclusivity over 185 hectares of contiguous land at Weddell, south-east of Darwin, for a proposed integrated power and data centre development. The announcement states the proposal is subject to completion of concept studies, securing consortium partners, and applicable government and regulatory approvals. Beetaloo says it does not propose to consume power from the NT grid and intends to overbuild generation capacity. The 2 GW and A$40 billion figures are from NT Government material attached to that ASX release, not a separately stated IT-load figure from Beetaloo Digital.
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Last updated
2026-11-13
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