1. Far North Solar Farm ltd (FNSF) obtains resource consent for 40.8 MWp solar farm near Marton, New Zealand.
2. FNSF now has five consented solar farms, with the first one under construction.
3. Energy Global Magazine’s Spring 2024 issue features articles on battery storage, renewables in Europe, electrical infrastructure, and more.
Far North Solar Farm Ltd (FNSF) has received resource consent to build a 40.8 MWp solar farm near Marton, New Zealand, adding to their portfolio of five consented solar farms. The company already has the first Pukenui farm under construction and plans for more developments in the future. Richard Homewood, Director of FNSF, mentioned that the Marton solar farm is part of their second phase of developments, with other projects in the pipeline, including a 420 MW project in the Mackenzie Basin.
In addition to this news, Energy Global magazine’s latest issue features articles on renewable energy, including a regional report on renewables in Europe by Theodore Reed-Martin, Editorial Assistant. The magazine also covers topics such as battery storage solutions, electrical infrastructure, turbine monitoring, and more. Readers can access the full article on the Marton solar farm on Energy Global’s website.
Another recent development in the renewable energy sector is the construction of a 120 MW ground-mounted solar photovoltaic plant called the Cowley Complex by Sonnedix. These advancements showcase the growing interest and investment in solar energy projects worldwide.