TECO Australia is developing a 4.95MW DC solar power farm in Longford, Victoria, as part of its commitment to accelerating Australia's transition to renewable energy.
4.95 MW
DC Capacity
8,400
Solar Panels
8,390 MWh
Per Year
1,595
Households
TECO Australia is developing a 4.95MW DC solar power farm in Longford, Victoria, as part of its commitment to accelerating Australia’s transition to renewable energy.
The project will deploy approximately 8,400 single-axis tracking solar panels mounted on pile-driven metal structures, minimising ground disturbance and preserving groundcover. Once operational, the farm will generate approximately 8,390MWh of clean electricity per year — the equivalent of powering around 1,595 households.
The installation includes 1–2 inverter stations converting DC to AC power, all-weather access roads for maintenance and emergency vehicles, a 5MW battery energy storage system (BESS), and a dedicated switching station with underground cabling connecting to the high-voltage network. The site, located on a substantially altered agricultural landscape, meets all Victorian Government requirements for large-scale solar facilities.
The project will support 25–50 jobs during peak construction, with 14 ongoing operational roles, in addition to engagement of local contractors throughout.
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