Rest Energy seeking expressions of interest from interested parties for a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for its 120 MW Munna Creek Solar Farm (MCSF) in Queensland.
Munna Creek Solar Farm is located between Gympie and Maryborough in Southeast Queensland. The facility consists of more than 500,000 solar panels capable of delivering up to 250,000 MWh of energy. The solar farm already has Development Approval from the council and electrical Connection Agreement with the Network Service Provider.
Interest parties can submit their Expressions of Interest to: info@restweb.net
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