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Ground broken on biggest Kiwi solar farm yet

Summary by farmersweekly.co.nz
Reading Time: 2 minutes The construction of New Zealand’s largest solar farm project at Te Aroha, in Waikato, is expected to create up to 350 fulltime-equivalent jobs at its peak. Minister for Energy and Climate Change Simon Watts joined guests on site on Wednesday for a soil-turning ceremony for the project, a joint venture between Harmony Energy Limited and Clarus company First Renewables.  The solar farm, which is expected to be commissioned …
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Ground broken on biggest Kiwi solar farm yet

Reading Time: 2 minutes The construction of New Zealand’s largest solar farm project at Te Aroha, in Waikato, is expected to create up to 350 fulltime-equivalent jobs at its peak. Minister for Energy and Climate Change Simon Watts joined guests on site on Wednesday for a soil-turning ceremony for the project, a joint venture between Harmony Energy Limited and Clarus company First Renewables.  The solar farm, which is expected to be commissioned …

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