Narrogin Solar Farm & Battery Energy Storage System (Battery) is proposed as a 200 MWDC solar farm and 4-hour 200 MW battery located on private land south of the township of Narrogin in regional Western Australia. The project will connect to the grid at the Narrogin South Substation to enable power to be exported into Western Australia’s electricity market. If approved and constructed, the land will remain under agricultural management with sheep able to graze amongst the solar panels. The project is being developed as part of TagEnergy’s commitment to help Australia transition to a clean energy future.
Narrogin Solar Farm & Battery
Solar and Battery
200 MW
Solar
200 MW
Battery
64,000
Homes Powered Equivalent
137,000
Tonnes of CO2 avoided
230
Jobs during construction
9
Jobs during operation
Project Timeline
- Site Selection
- Preliminary Assessments & Community Consultation
- Planning Application
- Project Exhibition & Government Approvals
- Final Decision
- Construction
- Operation
- Decommissioning
Location
The project will be located off Wanerie Road and the Great Southern Highway on private land approximately 4 km south of Narrogin in regional Western Australia.
Community Information
TagEnergy has commenced preliminary assessments and community consultation activities. The project team welcomes feedback from the community regarding the proposed project.
The project has recently received development approval from the Regional Development Assessment Panel.
