Swinburne has signed a contract with Infigen Energy to procure 100 percent renewable electricity from the Cherry Tree Wind Farm, which is located near the town of Seymour in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley, Australia.
The power purchase agreement will reduce Swinburne’s carbon emissions footprint as emissions from the electricity represent over 70 percent of its total emissions (approximately 30,000 tonnes CO2e/year).
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May 15, 2020
Western Australia's EPA approves the Asian Renewable Energy Hub project
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) of Western Australia has approved the implementation of the proposed project, Asian Renewable Energy Hub, by NW Interconnected Power Pty Ltd.&nbs...
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May 12, 2020
Akuo Energy reduces turbine number in 132 MW Granite Hills wind project
Akuo Energy has reduced the total number of wind turbines that will be installed in the 132 MW Granite Hills wind project in Australia. The developer has initially proposed a total of 32 turbine...
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May 07, 2020
PPA signed in one of Australia's most substantial renewable energy agreements
Neoen has signed a 352 MWp power purchase agreement with CleanCo Queensland in one of Australia's most substantial renewable energy agreements to date.
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May 06, 2020
Total Eren, Beon step in to deliver commissioning of 256.5 MWp Kiamal solar project in Victoria
The owners of the largest solar park in Victoria, 256.5 MWp Kiamal solar project, have stepped in to commission complete the commissioning of the long-delayed facility. Ellaktor, the parent comp...
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May 05, 2020
CEFC launches AUD300m Advancing Hydrogen Fund
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation has welcomed the launch of the AUD300 million (US$192.48 million) Advancing Hydrogen Fund that seeks to finance the growth of a clean Australian hydrogen indu...
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