Enel Green Power has started construction on the 34.2 MW solar farm that will comprise 87,000 bifacial solar modules.
The project will feature highly efficient bifacial modules mounted on single-axis trackers and be connected to the local distribution grid through the Cohuna Zone Substation.
The developer was awarded a 15-year support agreement from the Victoria state government for the generation of energy and green certificates.
Expected to enter commercial operations by the end of 2019, Cohuna Solar Farm will generate around 77 GWh of clean energy annually.
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May 07, 2019
FRV commences operation of 100 MW Lilyvale solar farm
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) has started the operation of the 100 MW Lilyvale solar photovoltaic farm located in Queensland, Australia. The project has started the production of if f...
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May 03, 2019
Genex signs connection agreement for 50 MW Jemalong solar project
Genex Power Ltd has signed a binding agreement with the Essential Energy that enables the connection of its 50 MW Jemalong solar project into the New South Wales’ power grid. The contract...
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May 02, 2019
AECOM to provide full suite of services for 275 MW solar project in New South Wales
AECOM has been appointed by Octopus Investments and Edify Energy as their project manager and technical advisor for the AU$450 million (US$317 million) 333 MWp Darlington Point Solar Farm, one of the...
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April 30, 2019
PowerChina and Goldwind sign financing deal for 144 MW Cattle Hill wind project
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April 29, 2019
SolarReserves abandons 150 MW Aurora concentrated solar thermal plant
The SolarReserve, a firm based in the US, has abandoned the AUD 650 million 150 MW Aurora concentrated solar thermal plant, Port Augusta, Autralia, billed as the world’s biggest, after having pr...
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