Japan’s Electric Power Development Co Ltd (J-Power) is partnering with Genex Power Ltd to build a 150 MW wind project that forms part of a renewable energy hub in Queensland, Australia.
The 150 MW Kidston Stage-3 Wind project will be built to complement the 250 MW K2-Hydro pumped storage and the 270 MW K2-Solar solar project that forms the Kidston Renewable Energy Hub.
J-Power is committing up to AUD25 million (US$18.4 million) to realize the project. Construction is set to start in 2022 with targeted commercial operation by 2024.
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December 18, 2020
New South Wales approves development of 80 MWp Tamworth Solar Farm
The New South Wales government has given its approval for the development of an 80 MWp solar farm with battery storage near Somerton, approximately 25km West of Tamworth. The proposed site is in an ar...
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December 18, 2020
NSW approves development of 200 MW Bonshaw solar project
The Independent Planning Commission of the State of New South Wales has approved the development of the 200 MW solar photovoltaic project that is proposed by GAIA Australia Pty Ltd. NSW's Depart...
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December 16, 2020
Decmil, RJE to deliver BOP for Ryan Corner wind project in Victoria
Decmil Group Ltd and RJE Global have been awarded the balance of plant (BOP) contract for the related construction activities in the 218 MW Ryan Corner wind farm project located in Vict...
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December 15, 2020
Vestas wins turbine and EPC contract for Ryan Corner and Berrybank-Stage 2 wind projects
In partnership with Global Power Generation, a subsidiary of the multinational power company Naturgy Group, Vestas has secured a 328 MW deal for two wind projects in Victoria, Australia. The order in...
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December 14, 2020
GRS energizes 39 MWdc Molong Solar Farm project in New South Wales
GRS has energized the Molong Solar Farm, owned by Amp Energy, in the Molong region, New South Wales. The photovoltaic project, which occupies 80 hectares of land on which 89,088 photovoltaic modules...
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