Pacific Energy completed 61 MW hybrid project in Australia

Pacific Energy added 61 MW of wind, PV and BESS power to its 54 MW gas plant at Tropicana gold mine, creating a 115 MW hybrid system under a 10-year BOO deal in Australia.

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Tropicana hybrid by Pacific Energy has reduced diesel use by 96%, gas by 50% and cut 65,000 tons of emissions annually in Western Australia.

Tropicana hybrid by Pacific Energy has reduced diesel use by 96%, gas by 50% and cut 65,000 tons of emissions annually in Western Australia. Image Source: Pacific Energy

Australia-based Pacific Energy, a provider of sustainable distributed energy, has completed a 61 MW renewable energy expansion at Tropicana gold mine in Western Australia under a 10-year build-own-operate agreement. Pacific Energy added 61 MW of renewable energy to its existing 54 MW gas-fired power station at Tropicana, reaching a total hybrid capacity of 115 MW. The expansion included four 6 MW wind turbines, a 24 MW solar farm, and a 13 MW grid-forming battery storage system. The project combines wind, solar, battery storage, and gas, supported by advanced control systems that enable extended renewable-only operations. The system aimed to cut diesel use by 96%, gas by 50%, and reduce emissions by 65,000 tons annually. It displaced 1,100 TJ of gas per year and generated over 38,000 MWh during

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