Question: When did the wind power developer come into existence that has a wind farm in the second most populated city in South Australia ?

text: Wind power in South Australia
Wind farm proposals
In addition to its operating wind farms , South Australia has several proposals for new farms at various stages of development . These include :
Wind power became a significant energy source within South Australia over the first two decades of the 21st century. As of 2015, there was an installed capacity of 1,475 MW, which accounts for 34% of electricity production in the state. This represents 35% of Australia's installed wind power capacity. The development of wind power capacity in South Australia has been encouraged by a number of factors. These include the Australian Government's Renewable Energy Target, which require electricity retailers to source a proportion of energy from renewable sources, incentives from the South Australian Government including a supportive regulatory regime and a payroll tax rebate scheme for large scale renewable energy developments. Also the state's proximity to the Roaring forties means there are high quality wind resources for wind farms to exploit. In mid-2009, RenewablesSA was established by the South Australian Government to encourage further investment in renewable energy in the state. The load factor (or capacity factor) for South Australian wind farms is usually in the range 32-38%. This means that a wind farm could typically produce between 32 and 38% of its nameplate capacity averaged over a year.
Designed capacity ( MW ) Wind farm Location Developer Development Status Expected operational date
600 Ceres Project Yorke Peninsula Senvion Australia Approved 2014 . Revised plan approved August 2019 2021
206.5 Port Augusta Renewable Energy Park south of Port Augusta DP Energy and Iberdrola Pending approval , construction expected to commence in late 2019 2021
105 Keyneton Keyneton Pacific Hydro 2013 approved . 2019 cancelled Construction was to start mid-2019
100-110 Stony Gap near Burra Palisade Investment Partners ( previously EnergyAustralia ) 2014 approved Palisade is continuing to investigate options for the development of the Stony Gap proposal , while at the same time considering options to sell the asset to a different developer
144-250 Exmoor Naracoorte Acciona Application lodged 2011 , possibly lapsed by 2019 2017
350 Woakwine near Beachport Infigen Energy 2012 approved
375 Palmer Palmer , Tungkillo , Sanderston Tilt Renewables In Development , being assessed against other options Approved 2015 , appeals dismissed 2019
120 Kongorong Kongorong ( west of Mount Gambier ) RATCH-Australia Possibly lapsed before 2019 Not mentioned on company web site
110 Kulpara northwest of Port Wakefield RATCH-Australia Possibly lapsed before 2019 Not mentioned on company web site
14-200 Tungketta Hill/Elliston Between Elliston and Sheringa Ausker Energies Approved The developer 's website ( last updated in 2014 ) said construction would begin when transmission issues are resolved
180 Barn Hill Will fill the gap between Snowtown and Clements Gap wind farms on the Barunga Range southwest of Redhill AGL Energy 2009 approved , 2013 revised Unknown , AGL still holds the rights in 2019
185 Twin Creek Wind Farm northeast of Kapunda RES Australia May 2019 development consent October 2019 Development approval
? - 26 turbines Crystal Brook energy park Crystal Brook Neoen August 2019 approval Construction due 12 months from approval