Solar
POWERING AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE
In Australia, solar energy has become a major contributor to our electric power supply. Avenis Energy is currently developing solar energy projects in New South Wales, with further projects in the pipeline nationally.
The Power of Solar Farms

Solar farms generate electricity by capturing sunlight through large arrays of panels mounted across open land. Each panel converts sunlight directly into electricity, which is then fed into the national grid. Most utility-scale solar farms use tracking systems that rotate panels east to west throughout the day, maximising the energy captured from available sunlight. A single 120 MW utility-scale solar farm can generate enough electricity to power around 60,000 homes each year.

Solar
120 MW
Currently in development at Narrabri West
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Solar farms typically have an operational lifespan of  around 30 years. A dedicated team, either based on-site or within the region,  is responsible for ongoing operations, maintenance, and monitoring throughout  the project’s life.
Do solar farms cause health problems?
Will electromagnetic interference affect my TV reception?
Do solar farms impact birds?
What happens when there is no sun?
What if a solar panel catches fire?
Could a solar farm make fighting a bushfire harder?
What is the carbon payback for a solar farm?
What does maximum output mean?
What happens to the solar farm when at the end of its life?
What does decommissioning involve?
Who is responsible for decommissioning?
What happens to panels at the end of the operational phase?
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