Streaky Bay Solar Farm
Project overview
Located on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, this 3.4 MW farm provides 6,540 MWh of clean energy annually to the National Electricity Market, including anchor customer, the City of Adelaide.
Project details
In 2020, Flow Power acquired the project from renewable energy developer Tetris Energy who undertook the initial planning and development of the land.
From design to shovel ready status, procurement and logistics, construction management and ongoing operations, Flow Power’s in house Projects team delivered what is now Streaky Bay Solar Farm.
The project includes a single axis tracking system, a 3 MVA centralised inverter station and 11kV switchgear.
Powering the City of Adelaide
Flow Power is supporting the City of Adelaide on its journey to carbon neutrality.
Since July 2020, the City of Adelaide has been completely powered by renewable electricity, a first for any council in South Australia. It’s also the first organisation to source its PPA solar power from Streaky Bay Solar Farm.
Through the PPA, the Council powers all Council event infrastructure, electric vehicle chargers, barbecues in park lands, water pumps, street lighting and traffic lights with renewables.
How does Streaky Bay Solar Farm work?
Work with us
Flow Power is committed to working with local businesses in the regions where we operate. If you’re supplier or local business looking to partner with us, we want to hear from you.
If you’re wondering whether your land is right for a renewable energy project or want to learn more about the project development process, register your interest in project development opportunities with us.
For any questions, feedback or complaints about Streaky Bay Solar Farm, contact our team using the details below:
