The Spain-based unit of Abdul Latif Jameel Energy, Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), is waiting for the planning approval from the South Australian Planning Commission for its planned 100 MW solar park coupled with battery storage capacity in South Australia.
The Chaff Mill solar farm, to be built on two vacant sites of agricultural land in the Valleys Council region, will be coupled with a 50 MW energy storage facility.
The solar plant will consist of around 360,000 crystalline solar panels mounted on single-axis trackers that are capable of delivering around 250,000 MWh of electricity annually.
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December 10, 2019
Marinus Link project found feasible at 1.5 GW capacity
TasNetworks, a Tamsanian State owned electricity transmission and distribution company has released the final business case assessment for Marinus Link, highlighting that the second interconnector acr...
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December 10, 2019
Sale of 270 MW onshore wind project in Australia
As a result of the strategic review announced in June 2019, Tilt Renewables has entered into an agreement to sell the 270 MW Snowtown 2 wind farm to an entity wholly‐owned by funds managed by Palisade...
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December 10, 2019
APA Group starts the commercial operations of the 19.25 MW Badgingarra solar farm in Hill River
APA Group has started the commercial operations of the AUD40 million Badgingarra solar farm in Hill River, Western Australia. The Badgingarra solar farm consists of 62,000 solar panels, in...
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December 09, 2019
Minderoo to invest in 100 MW solar project of Sun Brilliance
Minderoo Group, through its renewable energy unit Squadron Energy, is set to invest in the 100 MW solar photovoltaic project of Sun Brilliance. The AUD130 million (US$97 million) solar proj...
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December 09, 2019
First Goldwind wind turbine components arrive at Agnew Mine
Goldwind has announced that the first Goldwind wind turbine components have arrived on site for the construction of the wind farm for the Agnew Hybrid Renewable Project at Gold Fields’ A...
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