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The largest CPV solar power plant in Australia, as claimed by Australian CPV systems manufacturer Solar Systems, has become operational in Mildura in the Australian state of Victoria.
Recently purchased by First Solar, the 60MW North Star solar project will be located near Mendota, Fresno County, California.
The government of New South Wales has approved plans to build a 50MW PV facility, called Broken Hill, which will be located around five kilometres from Broken Hill in New South Wales. However, the approval is subject to a number of conditions.
The Chilean mining companies Collahuasi and Codelco are set to benefit from solar power as the Pozo Almonte and Calama PV project moves one step closer to realisation after the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a US$41.4 million loan package to fund the project.
67RK 8ME, a subsidiary of 8minutenergy Renewables, and Saferay are jointly developing the planned 20MW Redcrest Solar Farm in Kern County, California.
Plans for a 400MW PV project on a remote Japanese island have been approved, according to various media reports.
CK Solar Korea is set to build one of the largest solar projects in Pakistan following the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the government of Balochistan.
Dominion is developing a 7.7MW Azalea Solar Power Facility near Augusta in the US state of Georgia after it acquired the solar energy development project from Smart Energy Capital and Jacoby Development for an undisclosed purchase price.
The pre-construction development stage of the proposed 266MW DC (200MW AC) Mount Signal solar farm has officially completed and the project is now ready for construction.
The proposed 750MW McCoy Solar Project is another step closer to being realised after the Governor of California Edmund Brown certified the project as complying with the Jobs and Economic Improvement Act of 2011, enabling the project to be fast-tracked for a judicial and legislative review.
