Queensland's sea of solar power glass panels

[Sparty]

A sea of glass panels, to be located at Bulli Creek on Queensland's Darling Downs, could be capable of cranking out two gigawatts of power within eight years. That is equivalent to one fifth of the current total renewable energy target for the entire country in a single power station.

Crucially, Bulli Creek is close to a major transmission node in the national electricity grid, a 330 kilovolt substation, perfectly located to send power around the country.

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