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Albury, NSW converts landfill into Renewable Energy Hub powered by solar and waste energy

Albury, NSW Renewable Energy Hub Solar Waste Energy

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A capped landfill at the Albury Waste Management Centre (AWMC )was turned into a 1.1-megawatt solar farm with 4,000 panels. Albury City Council previously built a 1.1-megawatt methane gas generator at the AWMC in 2014. The combined power of solar panels and waste energy provides enough electricity for 1,900 homes each year. Council officials estimate an emission reduction of 54,000 tons per year due to the Renewable Energy Hub.

Waste Management Energy Solutions Resiliency Facilities & Infrastructure

Albury, NSW

City in New South Wales

Australia

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Energy from waste | AlburyCity

We provide valuable energy through methane gas reuse and a solar farm, that generates enough electricity to power thousands of local homes.

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Albury Renewable Energy Hub launches with combined solar and gas generation of 11,200 MW | The Border Mail | Wodonga, VIC

Albury Renewable Energy Hub launches with combined solar and gas generation of 11,200 MW

Australia's First Operational Reclaimed Landfill Solar Farm

What's claimed to be Australia's first solar farm built on a capped landfill site has been commissioned in Albury, New South Wales.

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