Jon Capistrano
A joint venture between Enel Green power and the Dutch Infrastructure Fund has started construction of the 137.7 megawatts Bungala Solar One plant located in Port Augusta as reported by PV-Tech.
Once completed, it will have a total of 275.4 megawatts, making it the biggest solar PV plant in Australia.
Enel will put US$157 million to the project while the total investment of US$315 million will be financed through equity and a consortium of local and international banks.
Key takeaways include:
- A power purchase agreement has been made with Origin Energy
- Bungala Two is expected to go operational by the end of 2017
- The 274 megawatt project is expected to be operational by 2019 and will generate 570 gigawatt-hour/year
The power produced by the Bungala One will be delivered to Australia’s grid via the Davenport and Emeroo substations.
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