Work on Overland Sun Farming’s 349 MW Limondale solar farm in New South Wales will begin in October, the company has said. It will be Australia’s biggest solar farm and the first Australian utility-scale solar plant for Germany’s Overland Sun Farming, which is majority owned by European utility, RWE. The Limondale project and a 115 MW Hillston project were both recently acquired from Innogy. They will be built by Overland Sun Farming subsidiary Belectric, at a combined cost of $650m, with commissioning for Limondale anticipated mid-2020.
Work on Innogy’s 349 MW Limondale solar farm in New South Wales will begin in October, the company has said. It will be Australia’s biggest solar farm and the first Australian utility-scale solar plant for Germany’s Innogy, which is majority owned by European utility, RWE. The Limondale project and a 115 MW Hillston project were both recently acquired from Overland Sun Farming. They will be built by Innogy subsidiary Belectric, at a combined cost of $650m, with commissioning for Limondale anticipated mid-2020.