Halting of Solar Farms
Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Victoria, Australia
Source: Energy News Bulletin
Energy Safe Victoria has ordered five solar farms operated by subsidiaries of Sungrow Power Australia to stop operations due to concerns over inadequate vegetation management that poses a bushfire hazard. This decision follows a fire incident that damaged an inverter at the Raywood solar farm, raising safety concerns for the 20MW renewable energy project.
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Description | Energy Safe Victoria has ordered five solar farms operated by subsidiaries of Sungrow Power Australia to stop operations due to concerns over inadequate vegetation management that poses a bushfire hazard. This decision follows a fire incident that damaged an inverter at the Raywood solar farm, raising safety concerns for the 20MW renewable energy project. |
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