Chinchilla Solar Farm

INTRODUCTION

The Chinchilla Solar Farm is a large-scale solar energy project located in Queensland, Australia. Developed by Impact Investment Group.

Key Project Details

  • Capacity: 19.9 MW
  • Solar Panels Installed: Approximately 61,000
  • Total Area: 73 hectares
  • Tracking System: Single-axis tracking technology for optimized energy generation
  • Annual Energy Output: Around 41,940 MWh
  • Homes Powered: Equivalent to supplying electricity to approximately 7,200 homes annually
  • COâ‚‚ Emission Reduction: Estimated to cut 35,910 tonnes of COâ‚‚ per year

Location

Technology & Innovation

The Chinchilla Solar Farm utilizes advanced single-axis tracking systems, ensuring that solar panels adjust throughout the day to maximize exposure to sunlight. This increases efficiency and overall energy output compared to traditional fixed-panel systems.

Project Timeline

Construction Start: 2018
Commissioning Date: July 2019
Operational Status: Fully operational since 2019

Economic & Environmental Benefits

  • Renewable Energy Contribution: Supports Queensland’s commitment to achieving 50% renewable energy by 2030
  • Job Creation: Provided employment opportunities during the construction phase and ongoing maintenance roles
  • Environmental Impact: Offsets carbon emissions equivalent to removing thousands of cars from the road annually

Community & Partnerships

The project has engaged with the local Chinchilla community to promote sustainability and create long-term economic benefits. It stands as a testament to Impact Investment Group’s commitment to responsible and impactful renewable energy investment.

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