PPA Signed For 25 MW PV In Northern Territory

The Government of Northern Territory approved the proposed 25 MW solar power project in Katherine town in Darwin, Australia. It will help the region meet its target of achieving 50% renewables share in its electricity mix by 2030. Pictured is the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park in Northern Territory. (Photo Credit: Leonard G/www.goodfreephotos.com)

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Oct 10, 2018, 5:26 pm

Katherine Solar Pty Ltd., a JV of Epuron and Island Green Power, signs PPA for 25 MW solar power project with Jacana Energy
To be developed with AU$40 million ($28.3 million), the project will be located in Katherine, Darwin in Northern Territory, Australia
Once operational, the project will be the 'largest renewable energy generator in the Northern Territory'

Government backed Northern Territory based energy retailer, Jacana Energy has entered into an off-take agreement for a 25 MW solar power project. It is being developed by Katherine Solar Pty Ltd, a joint venture between Australian renewable energy company Epuron and utility scale solar power developer Island Green Power.

Katherine Solar says the project will be the 'largest renewable energy generator in the Northern Territory', and it will help the government meet its target of having 50% renewables in the electricity mix by 2030.

The power purchase agreement (PPA) was signed after the government officially approved the project to be developed near Katherine, Darwin in Northern Territory. It will be developed with AU$40 million ($28.3 million) investment and will create more than 100 jobs during construction.

Epuron owns and operates solar power stations in the region at Alice Springs, Yulara, Kalkarindji, Ti Tree and Lake Nash/Alpurrurulam.

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