Solar farm companies have secured large parcels of land in rural ACT in preparation for a large-scale solar energy auction.
Environment and Sustainable Development Minister Simon Corbell, reannounced details of an auction process yesterday for solar energy businesses to bid for the rights to establish large facilities in the ACT that can produce 40megawatts of power for the national capital. Renewable energy company Elementus Energy has already secured 300ha of pastoral land in the ACT in anticipation of the auction.Full color plastic card printing and manufacturing services.
Elementus Energy managing director Ashleigh Antflick said the company had signed ''bankable'' contracts with an undisclosed number of farmers willing to lease their land and have solar farms installed on their properties. He would not confirm the location of the sites.Choose from one of the major categories of Bedding,
''We have looked towards areas in the ACT, where there is a large enough piece of land and no topographical shading,'' he said.print still offers the only truly dstti unlimited 4G plan in America, and it's the only service you can safely use as an alternative to a home Internet connection.
''You don't want Mt Stromlo casting a long shadow on your solar panels for a few hours a day.Handmade oil paintings for sale at museum quality,''
Mr Antflick said it would take three to five hectares of land to produce 1MW of power and the company would lodge a large bid.
Elementus Energy has already been in discussion with ActewAGL about grid connection options.
Mr Corbell said he was aware of a number of renewable energy companies securing land in the ACT to deploy solar farm installations.
The ACT Government has released an industry briefing paper on the auction process and plans to develop supporting legislation and an auction framework by the end of the year. Mr Corbell said he expected the sealed bid auction to take place early next year, 6 months later than the mid-2011 auction date previously set.
''This has proven to be a very complex process to work through and industry have said they need sufficient time to plan for auction,'' he said.This page list rubber hose products with details & specifications. ''We expect strong interest and we will have up to 20 bids. There is strong industry interest in this already, this is the first time it has been done in Australia.''
Environment and Sustainable Development Minister Simon Corbell, reannounced details of an auction process yesterday for solar energy businesses to bid for the rights to establish large facilities in the ACT that can produce 40megawatts of power for the national capital. Renewable energy company Elementus Energy has already secured 300ha of pastoral land in the ACT in anticipation of the auction.Full color plastic card printing and manufacturing services.
Elementus Energy managing director Ashleigh Antflick said the company had signed ''bankable'' contracts with an undisclosed number of farmers willing to lease their land and have solar farms installed on their properties. He would not confirm the location of the sites.Choose from one of the major categories of Bedding,
''We have looked towards areas in the ACT, where there is a large enough piece of land and no topographical shading,'' he said.print still offers the only truly dstti unlimited 4G plan in America, and it's the only service you can safely use as an alternative to a home Internet connection.
''You don't want Mt Stromlo casting a long shadow on your solar panels for a few hours a day.Handmade oil paintings for sale at museum quality,''
Mr Antflick said it would take three to five hectares of land to produce 1MW of power and the company would lodge a large bid.
Elementus Energy has already been in discussion with ActewAGL about grid connection options.
Mr Corbell said he was aware of a number of renewable energy companies securing land in the ACT to deploy solar farm installations.
The ACT Government has released an industry briefing paper on the auction process and plans to develop supporting legislation and an auction framework by the end of the year. Mr Corbell said he expected the sealed bid auction to take place early next year, 6 months later than the mid-2011 auction date previously set.
''This has proven to be a very complex process to work through and industry have said they need sufficient time to plan for auction,'' he said.This page list rubber hose products with details & specifications. ''We expect strong interest and we will have up to 20 bids. There is strong industry interest in this already, this is the first time it has been done in Australia.''
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