- 66 to 132 kV
- 220 to 275 kV
- 330 kV
- 500 kV
- Operating solar farm
- In the pipeline
- Approximate location (postcode or referral area centre)
- EPBC referral area
- Status
- Operating
- Council area
- Whyalla
- State
- SA
Straight-line distance
Nearest solar farms
| Solar farm | Status | Capacity | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cultana Solar Farm project | Proposed | Not published | 2.7 km |
| Tregalana Solar Project | Operating | 6.8 MW | 17 km |
| Baroota 4.99MVA Solar Farm | Operating | 8.9 MW | 43 km |
| Bungama Solar | Proposed | 280 MW | 54 km |
| Pirie Solar Farm | Operating | 6.1 MW | 56 km |
Questions
Where does this come from?
Whyalla Solar Farm 1 is listed by the Clean Energy Regulator (CER), an EPBC referral to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW). Capacity is AEMO's AC figure where AEMO lists the farm, else Geoscience Australia's, else the CER's installed capacity. Its location is the centre of the area referred under the EPBC Act, which can be larger than the farm. The outline on the map is from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).
How are sheep, cattle and crops checked?
Records are found by automated web search and confirmed by code checks plus two independent automated classifiers; no person reviews them. A quote is shown only when its page is online, the quote appears on it word for word, the page names this farm close to the quote, and both classifiers agree on whether it says sheep, cattle or crops, now or planned. Descriptions of the land before the farm was built are not shown. "No public record" means nothing was found, not that there is none. Agrivoltaics, or agrisolar, means producing solar power and farming on the same land; this site lists what public pages say and does not rate any farm.