Cork firm completes Australia's largest wind-solar farm

DP Energy developing three off-shore wind projects in Ireland in Cork, Clare, and Wexford
Cork firm completes Australia's largest wind-solar farm

The Port Augusta Renewable Energy Park in Southern Australia comprises 50 wind turbines and 250,000 solar panels to produce 320MW of renewable energy. 

Tue, 21 Sep, 2021 - 12:09
Alan Healy

Cork energy firm DP Energy has completed work on Australia's largest hybrid wind-solar farm with Spanish firm Iberdrola.

The Port Augusta Renewable Energy Park in South Australia saw the installation of its final wind turbine this week. 

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