Manangatang Energy
Manangatang
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Annotated aerial mapping showing the proposed BESS location, site boundary and the 220 kV Bendigo–Mildura line
220 kV
Bendigo–Mildura line
Site at a glance

Manangatang, in the heart of Victoria's renewables zone.

The site lies within a strategic north-west Victorian energy corridor and benefits from proximity to established network assets. Aerial mapping shows the site boundary, local road context and the alignment of the current 220 kV Bendigo–Mildura line that underpins the location choice.

Address

Daytrap Road, Manangatang. Approx. 4 km south-west of Manangatang township

Land use

Broadacre agricultural land with existing access tracks and vegetated road reserves

Setting

Predominantly cleared farmland with local tree belts and remnant vegetation along road corridors

Grid

Adjacent to the current 220 kV Bendigo–Mildura transmission line

Wide aerial view of the cleared farmland that makes up the proposed site

Why this location?

Direct access to existing high-voltage infrastructure reduces the need for major new linear assets and helps keep the project compact.

Neighbouring land

The surrounding landscape remains in agricultural use, with existing tree lines and road reserves forming the dominant local visual pattern.

Regional role

Manangatang sits within a part of Victoria already closely associated with transmission planning, grid reinforcement and renewable energy development.

Reference mapping

Boundary and network context.

Site Proposed BESS location
Indicative boundary mapping showing the broader land parcel and its relationship to Manangatang township.
Wider Victorian planning context showing how Manangatang sits within broader network reinforcement and renewable energy development corridors.
Regional network context showing Manangatang along the current 220 kV Bendigo–Mildura transmission corridor.