Australia greenlights $650mn project for world’s biggest solar plant - lithium ion battery for solar street light

SolarReserve, the company behind the project, welcomed the approval and said it would now "look for financing in the coming months" for Aurora factories outside Port Augusta, the northern city of Adelaide.
It is said that the company is confident to receive a $0. 11 billion ($86,576,600) loan from the Australian federal government for the project.
"SolarReserve has been approved for development and it's great to move forward in this world --
Acting Energy Minister Chris Picton of South Australia said in a statement: "leading projects will provide clean, schedulable renewable energy for our electrified railways, hospitals and schools
"South Australia is rapidly becoming a global hub for renewable energy and storage, and there will be a range of other projects coming online in the next few years. ”The 150-
The megawatt facility will use the mirror known as the day mirror to focus the sun on a central tower to take advantage of solar energy.
The tower then stores heat that can later be used to generate steam to turn the turbine and generate electricity.
Once completed, the plant will serve about 90,000 households in the region and save about 200,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.
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The Kogan Creek plant in Queensland generates 44 MW of electricity, while the AGL Energy plant in New South Wales (NSW) generates only 9 MW. 3 megawatts.
Recently, Australia has stepped up its efforts in green energy.
The South Australian government teamed up with Tesla to create the world's largest lithium-
Ion battery in December
Connected to the Hornsdale wind farm, the Powerpack allows wind energy to be delivered from 99 wind turbines through the grid, after years of supply problems and inefficiencies in the system.
Rising temperatures caused by climate change have put the country at particular risk.
In last April, a survey found that more than 2 out of 3 of Australia's Great Barrier Reef had unprecedented coral bleaching.
The team said nearly 800 coral reefs were affected in the area of more than 8,000 km kilometers (5,000 miles.
Read more: "terrible and heartbreaking": in the heat wave in Australia, 100 "boiling" bats dropped from the sky (photo), after the temperature exceeded 44 °C (111 °F) on Sunday, rising temperatures caused hundreds of flying foxes to fall from trees in Parramatta Park, Campbell Town, new state.
Local Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education departments attribute the death to high temperatures.