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Proposed 50MW Solar PV Energy Facility and Battery Storage System near Upington, Northern Cape (Mock project)

Location: Town or suburb

Assessment Type: Environmental Impact Assessment

Applicant: Example

EIA Company: Example Environmental Company

Website: https://susco.co.za/

EAP: Chris Bischoff

Email: chris.co.muse@gmail.com

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Phase

Draft Scoping Report

Comment period

2025-02-02

  -   2025-05-02

Authorisation status

Appeal in process

Project summary

The Green Valley Solar Park Development is a proposed 120 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) energy facility in the Northern Cape, South Africa. The project aims to contribute to the country’s renewable energy targets by generating clean electricity and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. It includes the construction of solar panel arrays, inverters, a substation, and a transmission line to connect to the national grid. The development will also include biodiversity conservation measures and community upliftment initiatives.

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Upcoming Public meetings:

Date: 2025-02-28

Time: 17:49

Venue: Test venue

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