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Planning and environmental considerations The proposed Chaff Mill Solar Farm is subject to development approvals through the South Australian Government’s Development Assessment Commission. Environmental studies have commenced. These will be completed during the design phase to ensure that any potential impacts on native vegetation, birds or animals are minimised. Subject to development approval, FRV seeks to commence construction late 2019 and start generating energy 12 to 18 months later. The solar farm would have an operating life of 30 years. An ideal location to generate energy for South Australians South Australia is nationally recognised as a leader in clean energy production. The proposed Chaff Mill Solar Farm can further the development of the Australian clean energy industry and make a significant contribution to South Australia’s energy production. The 380 hectare site is approximately 130 kilometres north of Adelaide, is well placed to capture and export solar energy into the national electricity grid from the nearby Mintaro substation and its existing 132kV transmission line to Waterloo. This site was selected because of its proximity to grid infrastructure, good drainage and largely cleared land. The level of solar irradiation also makes it a suitable site for a solar farm. Operation of Chaff Mill Solar Farm would deliver clean, zero emissions electricity to meet the region’s energy needs and would have significantly lower environmental impacts relative to other electricity generation methods. FRV plans to use the latest in solar energy generation technology: PV-Polycrystalline modules with a horizontal, single-axis tracking system. The panels, including the mounting structures, would be no more than three metres from ground level. Chaff Mill Solar Farm: A plan to harness the power of the sun and create jobs in your community Leading Australian solar developer Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) is preparing a development application for a proposed 100MW solar farm 3.5km north-east of Mintaro. FRV is working on a preliminary design for the proposed solar farm, which could generate enough clean energy to power up to 60,000 homes for South Australian families. This would be achieved by connecting the farm to the electricity network via a Tee Connection to an existing 132kV transmission line running from the adjacent Mintaro substation to the Waterloo substation, which is owned and managed by AEMO-ElectraNet. FACT SHEET CHAFF MILL SOLAR FARM DRAFT 26-9-2017
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Planning and environmental considerationsThe proposed Chaff Mill Solar Farm is subject to development approvals through the South Australian Government’s Development Assessment Commission.
Environmental studies have commenced. These will be completed during the design phase to ensure that any potential impacts on native vegetation, birds or animals are minimised.
Subject to development approval, FRV seeks to commence construction late 2019 and start generating energy 12 to 18 months later. The solar farm would have an operating life of 30 years.
An ideal location to generate energy for South AustraliansSouth Australia is nationally recognised as a leader in clean energy production.
The proposed Chaff Mill Solar Farm can further the development of the Australian clean energy industry and make a significant contribution to South Australia’s energy production.
The 380 hectare site is approximately 130 kilometres north of Adelaide, is well placed to capture and export solar energy into the national electricity grid from the nearby Mintaro substation and its existing 132kV transmission line to Waterloo. This site was selected because
of its proximity to grid infrastructure, good drainage and largely cleared land. The level of solar irradiation also makes it a suitable site for a solar farm.
Operation of Chaff Mill Solar Farm would deliver clean, zero emissions electricity to meet the region’s energy needs and would have significantly lower environmental impacts relative to other electricity generation methods.
FRV plans to use the latest in solar energy generation technology: PV-Polycrystalline modules with a horizontal, single-axis tracking system. The panels, including the mounting structures, would be no more than three metres from ground level.
Chaff Mill Solar Farm: A plan to harness the power of the sun and create jobs in your community Leading Australian solar developer Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) is preparing a development application for a proposed 100MW solar farm 3.5km north-east of Mintaro.
FRV is working on a preliminary design for the proposed solar farm, which could generate enough clean energy to power up to 60,000 homes for South Australian families. This would be achieved by connecting the farm to the electricity network via a Tee Connection to an existing 132kV transmission line running from the adjacent Mintaro substation to the Waterloo substation, which is owned and managed by AEMO-ElectraNet.
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Economic benefitsShould the project proceed, FRV would employ up to 200 workers during construction. Operation of Chaff Mill Solar Farm would create up to five ongoing jobs.
In addition, the project would attract investment to the area and deliver additional indirect economic opportunities to local businesses including local grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, accommodation providers and petrol stations.
About FRVFRV has developed and operated solar farms spanning 24 countries and five continents.
FRV has had a presence in Australia since 2010.
A leader in its field, FRV uses the latest technology and solutions to design to generate and deliver sustainable and clean energy.
FRV’s track record of achievements includes two operational solar farms in Australia, the 20MW Royalla Solar Farm in the ACT and the 56MW Moree Solar Farm in New South Wales. FRV is currently constructing the 100MW Clare Solar Farm, near Ayr in QLD and the 100MW Lilyvale Solar Farm, near Emerald in QLD.
Find out moreCommunity and stakeholder engagement on the proposed Chaff Mill Solar Farm is underway. Engagement will inform the planning process and encourage the community to offer feedback, including an alternative name for the proposed solar farm.
FRV will have discussions with State Parliamentary members, as well as the local council, community interest groups and local people as planning progresses.
Figure 1: Development of the Chaff Mill Solar Farm is subject to development approvals through the South Australian Government’s Development Assessment Commission. This indicative timeline sets out the development application process and proposed construction, including current community and stakeholder consultation.
September - October 2017 Complete specialist studies.
September - November 2017 Stakeholder and community engagement.
December 2017 - March 2018Finalise and submit development application report to Development Assessment Commission.
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Development applicationconsidered by SA Government.
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