en.Wedoany.com Reported - On July 6, Spark Renewables advanced the Dinawan solar-storage project in New South Wales, Australia, which has obtained federal environmental approval conditions. The project plans to build an 800MW solar power station, paired with a 356MW/1574MWh four-hour battery energy storage system, and also includes a separate wind power development component, located in southwestern New South Wales.

The Dinawan solar-storage project had previously received state-level approval and secured relevant access rights in the South West Renewable Energy Zone. Under the current arrangement, the solar and battery storage components have obtained 300MW of access capacity, while two additional access points correspond to 350MW and 357MW of wind power capacity, respectively. Project construction must still comply with environmental management requirements, including compliance management for sensitive elements such as grasslands, woodlands, plants, birds, and reptiles.

By integrating solar, battery storage, and subsequent wind power development within the same energy hub, the project helps improve the adjustability of renewable energy output. For New South Wales, the Dinawan solar-storage project can support the development of renewable energy zones and the expansion of regional grid capacity. Future efforts will focus on final investment arrangements, construction organization, equipment procurement, grid connection, and energy storage system integration.