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Massive Tasmanian solar farm gets the green light

Enough energy to power 10% of the island's homes

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Massive Tasmanian solar farm gets the green light

Credits: Weasel solar farm

The 250-megawatt Weasel Solar Farm Station in Tasmania has been given the go-ahead, set to generate enough energy to power 30,000 homes – around a tenth of Tasmania's residences.  Located in Bothwell,...

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