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"Engine Road Solar Farm" - DA Approved Renewable Energy Project
"Engine Road Solar Farm", is a Greenfield Project located at 453 Engine Road, Baking Board QLD 4413, spans 215.5* hectares with a 1.3*km frontage to Engine Road.
Situated north-west of Chinchilla within the Southern Queensland Renewable Energy Zone, it is conveniently 2.5*km from the highway and 12*km from Chinchilla. The property has an approved DA for a renewable energy facility from Western Downs Regional Council and includes a home and small-scale rural block. This flat land is optimal for solar farm usage with favourable ground conditions, easy access from the main highway, and proximity to Chinchilla for labour and materials. It is also close to major transmission infrastructure and benefits from high solar radiation, averaging 3,400* hours of sunshine per annum. The region is surrounded by other large solar farms, enhancing its renewable energy profile.
The farm can accommodate over 100*MW of solar, expandable to 114-120*MW, with ground-mounted panels facing north and potential for an east-west configuration. The preliminary design includes 200,000* 500W panels and 300-400 MWh of energy storage.
"Engine Road Solar Farm" is a strategically located, development-approved site with significant potential for expansion and energy storage integration.
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Situated north-west of Chinchilla within the Southern Queensland Renewable Energy Zone, it is conveniently 2.5*km from the highway and 12*km from Chinchilla. The property has an approved DA for a renewable energy facility from Western Downs Regional Council and includes a home and small-scale rural block. This flat land is optimal for solar farm usage with favourable ground conditions, easy access from the main highway, and proximity to Chinchilla for labour and materials. It is also close to major transmission infrastructure and benefits from high solar radiation, averaging 3,400* hours of sunshine per annum. The region is surrounded by other large solar farms, enhancing its renewable energy profile.
The farm can accommodate over 100*MW of solar, expandable to 114-120*MW, with ground-mounted panels facing north and potential for an east-west configuration. The preliminary design includes 200,000* 500W panels and 300-400 MWh of energy storage.
"Engine Road Solar Farm" is a strategically located, development-approved site with significant potential for expansion and energy storage integration.
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