Vena Energy Services has been awarded the electricity generation license for its 127 MW Tailem Bend solar park in South Australia.
The license issued by the Essential Services Commission of South Australia states that given capacity is in direct current (DC) while the maximum capacity under the license is 95 MW alternating current (AC) from the solar project.
The facility, consists of about 391,500 Jinko solar panels and 54 Schneider inverters, is expected to be operational by April 2019.
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February 12, 2019
SA receives 50 new grid-scale energy storage project proposals
The State Government of South Australia has received more than 50 project proposals from energy developers to tap the new AUD50 million (US$35 million) scheme for the solar and wind power plants. ...
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February 12, 2019
First Goldwind wind turbine installed at Stockyard Hill Wind Farm
Goldwind Australia has announced that it has successfully installed the first Goldwind wind turbine at 530 MW Stockyard Hill Wind Farm. The wind turbine is the first of 149 Goldwind wind turbines to...
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February 05, 2019
Victoria grants planning permits for 90 MW solar PV project and a radio link
Central Goldfields Shire Council has issued two Notices of Decision to Grant a Planning Permit for the use and development of a Renewable Energy Facility (solar farm) and a Telecommunications Facility...
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February 05, 2019
Eni closes acquisiition of 34 MW solar PV project in Australia
Eni Australia Limited has completed the acquisition of a construction-ready solar photovoltaic project near Katherine, in the Northern Territory of Australia, from Katherine Solar Pty Ltd, a joint ven...
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February 04, 2019
Boom Logistics wins construction contract for 144 MW wind project in Australia
Boom Logistics Limited, an Australian provider of crane logistics and related industrial services, has won a new wind farm construction contract. Boom has been appointed by Goldwind Australia to unde...
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