FRV launches first hybrid solar-storage park in Queensland

• FRV lights up Queensland with innovative solar-plus-storage park, powering over 1,680 homes annually. More hybrid projects on the horizon in Australia.

FRV, a global renewables developer, has launched a solar-plus-storage park in Queensland, Australia, marking its first hybrid project in the country. The Dalby site, located north of Brisbane, consists of 2.45 MW of solar arrays and a 2.5 MWp/5 MWh battery, providing enough electricity for over 1,680 homes annually. The project was designed by Spanish solar platform Gransolar and is connected to the grid.

FRV Australia, a joint venture between Abdul Latif Jameel Energy and OMERS Infrastructure, is also working on additional hybrid projects in Australia. Two battery storage projects in Victoria, the 100-MW Terang and 250-MW Gnarwarre, are set to begin construction in the second half of 2024.

What is FRV's first hybrid project in Australia and future plans?

• FRV's first hybrid project in Australia is located in Dalby, Queensland, consisting of 2.45 MW of solar arrays and a 2.5 MWp/5 MWh battery
  
• The Dalby site is designed to provide enough electricity for over 1,680 homes annually
  
• The project was developed by Spanish solar platform Gransolar and is connected to the grid
  
• FRV Australia, a joint venture between Abdul Latif Jameel Energy and OMERS Infrastructure, is working on additional hybrid projects in Australia
• Two battery storage projects in Victoria, the 100-MW Terang and 250-MW Gnarwarre, are set to begin construction in the second half of 2024.