The largest operational solar power plants in Australia have officially opened. The Nyngan and Broken Hill solar plants that were originally announced in 2013 are located in western New South ...

Construction of the biggest solar plant in the southern hemisphere will start soon in the state's west. AGL is building the $300 million, 103 megawatt solar plant at Nyngan.

This will soon be solar panels, as far as the eye can see covering 250 hectares at Nyngan in western NSW. ( Supplied: AGL ) Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this article ...

By Balazs Szekely, Associate Editor. New South Wales, Australia—The Nyngan Solar Plant in New South Wales has successfully made it through the last decisive step of its early days of operation.

However, the Nyngan plant will be the largest solar PV plant in Australia and the largest in the Southern Hemisphere when completed. The Nyngan and Broken Hill plants will produce a total of 155 MW.

The Nyngan plant will be complemented by AGL’s second solar plant at Broken Hill, due to commence construction in mid-2014, with an expected completion date of November 2015.

The Nyngan and Broken Hill solar plants initially announced in 2013 were developed by AGL Energy. Together, they are expected to produce around 360,000 MWh of solar energy each year.

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Construction at AGL Energy Limited's (AGL) Nyngan Solar Plant in western New South Wales has reached a major milestone with the one millionth solar photovoltaic (PV) module being installed.

AGL Energy's 102MW solar park in outback Nyngan, which is set to double Australia's utility-scale solar PV capacity, could begin producing power within days, Bloomberg reports, citing developer ...

AGL Energy's 102MW solar park in outback Nyngan, which is set to double Australia's utility-scale solar PV capacity, could begin producing power within days, Bloomberg reports, citing developer ...

AGL Energy's 102MW solar park in outback Nyngan, which is set to double Australia's utility-scale solar PV capacity, could begin producing power within days, Bloomberg reports, citing developer ...