Australia's Largest Pv Project Moves Forward
Genex Power has appointed UK-based engineering and design company Arup as owners' engineer for the first stage of the 2
PV Magazine International 1:20 pm on May 28, 2024
** Genex Power has chosen Arup as the owner's engineer for its 2 GW solar project in Australia, featuring a 775 MW first phase. With an agreement with Fortescue to deliver stable electricity supply, it stands to become the largest PV farm on the main grid upon completion by late 2024.
- "Genex Power appoints Arup as owners engineer": Genex has selected London-based engineering and design company, Arup, for the first phase of its significant solar project.
- "775 MW initial stage solar capacity": The first 775 MW installation is planned to deliver electricity supply to Fortescue Metals Group's portfolio.
- "Potential for up to 2 GW project scope": Initially, the site will comprise a solar farm of 775 MW with options for future expansions reaching 2 GW total capacity.
- "Fortescue agrees to secure supply stability": Fortescue's deal is anticipated to pave the way for at least 450 MW of solar energy, with a possibility extending to 775 MW in future stages.
- "Engineering contract awarded: PCL Construction": The engineering and procurement services are granted to Canada-based PCL Construction for the project's execution.
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