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SOLAR FARM PROJECT

TRAGOWEL

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Exclusive Hybrid BESS Solar Farm - Victoria.

Tragowel Solar
Farm Property

ABOUT TRAGOWEL

Located in Victoria’s sun-rich Gannawarra region on Barapa Barapa Country, the Tragowel Solar Farm is a large-scale renewable energy project spanning 1,002 hectares across 11 freehold titles. The project will deliver a 480 MW(ac) solar farm paired with a 395 MW / 1,580 MWh battery energy storage system, harnessing some of the state’s highest solar irradiation levels—averaging 8 sun hours per day. Once operational, Tragowel will supply enough clean, dispatchable electricity to power over 160,000 Victorian homes annually, supporting the state’s transition toward 50% renewable energy by 2030.

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Project Overview

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ABOUT ROMANO & DANIELS

Tragowel Solar Farm spans 1,002 hectares across 11 consolidated titles in Victoria’s sun-rich Gannawarra region. With approvals in place for a large-scale renewable energy facility, the site benefits from prime solar exposure—averaging 4.97 kWh/m² per day—and proximity to the proposed VNI West interconnector and new terminal station. Positioned to support Victoria’s 50% renewable energy target by 2030, Tragowel represents a landmark opportunity in utility-scale solar generation and infrastructure growth.

Key Project Parameters

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    DESCRIPTION

    Energy-intensive facilities like factories, warehouses, malls, and data centers.

    NEEDS

    - Lower energy costs. 

    - Increased energy independence.

    - Sustainability and carbon 

       reduction goals.

    CES VALUE

    Custom solar + BESS solutions for demand charge reduction,

    peak shaving, and enhanced energy efficiency.

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    DESCRIPTION

    Commercial property developers, landlords, and owners of industrial complexes.

    NEEDS

    Sustainable energy solutions to attract tenants.

     

    Reduced operational costs
    for shared utilities.

    CES VALUE

    Customizable rooftop and ground solar to fit property needs.

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    DESCRIPTION

    Farmers and agribusinesses with large energy needs for irrigation, cooling, and processing.

    NEEDS

    - Reliable energy supply in remote areas.

    - Energy cost stability and independence.

    CES VALUE

    Off-grid and hybrid solar solutions integrated with BESS to support critical operations.

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    DESCRIPTION

    Companies seeking renewable energy solutions to integrate into their service offerings.

    NEEDS

    Access to renewable energy to meet sustainability targets. 

     

    Reliable energy storage for grid support and demand response.

    CES VALUE

    Collaborative partnerships for deploying large-scale solar farms and hybrid systems.

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    DESCRIPTION

    Government bodies aiming to cut energy bills and boost green projects.

    NEEDS

    - Renewable energy for public infrastructure.

    - Support for net-zero community goals.

    CES VALUE

    Turnkey EPC services for solar and storage projects in pu

     

Key Project Parameters

  • Location

    174 Jobling Road, 818 Walder Road, 306 Tragowel South Road, Tragwoel Vic

    AREA

    1,002ha

    COUNCIL

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    SITE OWNERSHIP

    Fully owned freehold

    RENT

    N/A

    SITE ACCESS

    Loddon Valley Highway.

    SITE CONDITIONS

    Site is relatively flat and used for farming.

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11 freehold titles in Victoria’s highest-yield solar corridor.

Prime 1,002 ha Site

Adjacent 500 kV substation with AEMO application lodged.

Advanced Grid Access

8+ sun hours daily and 18 MJ/m² annual exposure.

High Solar Output

Supports Victoria’s 50% renewable target by 2030.

State-Aligned Growth

480 MW solar
+ 395 MW BESS

1,002 ha
11 titles

500 kV grid
adjacent

8 sun hours
daily

Key Project Parameters

  • Location:

    174 Jobling Road, 818 Walder Road,

    306 Tragowel South Road, Tragwoel Vic

    Area: 1,002ha

    Council: Gannawarra

    Site Ownership: Fully owned freehold

     

    Rent: NA

     

    Site access: Loddon Valley Highway.

     

    Site conditions: Site is relatively flat
    and used for farming.

  • Network Provider:

    TBC

    Grid connection voltage: 500kV

    Grid connection point:

    Substation Adjacent,

    Transmission Company Victoria (TCV)

    sub station TBC

     

    Distance from Sub (KM):

    Estimated 0.04

     

  • Facility type:

    BESS AC-coupled standalone

    Solar capacity:

    372.2MWac 480.56MWdc

    BESS capacity:

    1580MWh 395MW

    Inverters: SC 4600 UP

    (SMA) 77 Pcs MVPS6000 3 Pcs

     

    EPC & Integrator: TBC
     

  • Grid Consultant:

    Enhar

    Planning Consultant: Enhar

    Energy Revenue Forecast: TBC

    Financial Modelling: TBC

     

    Legal Advisors: Maddocks

     

     

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PROEJCT PARTNERS

KEY FEATURES

Productive Land Use Compatibility

The Tragowel Solar Farm is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing agricultural operations across its 1,002 ha of flat, farm-zoned land, allowing the site to continue supporting regional farming productivity alongside large-scale renewable generation.

Environmental Stewardship

Comprehensive assessments across ESO, LSIO and SCO overlays ensure responsible development with minimal ecological impact. The project’s low-impact footprint supports biodiversity protection and long-term landscape resilience throughout the Gannawarra region.

Regional Economic Growth

Situated within Victoria’s most active renewable energy corridor, Tragowel contributes to regional development by attracting investment, enabling energy security, and supporting the local economy as the region transitions toward large-scale clean energy infrastructure.

Support for Victoria’s
Energy Transition

With 480 MW of solar and a 395 MW / 1,580 MWh BESS, Tragowel will provide enough clean, dispatchable energy to power over 160,000 homes, directly supporting Victoria’s 50% renewable energy target by 2030 and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Infrastructure Alignment & Community Benefit

The project benefits from the proposed VNI West transmission line and new terminal station, strengthening grid reliability across north-west Victoria and enabling future community energy initiatives aligned with local government priorities.

KEY FEATURES

Productive Land Use Compatibility

The Tragowel Solar Farm is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing agricultural operations across its 1,002 ha of flat, farm-zoned land, allowing the site to continue supporting regional farming productivity alongside large-scale renewable generation.

Environmental Stewardship

Comprehensive assessments across ESO, LSIO and SCO overlays ensure responsible development with minimal ecological impact. The project’s low-impact footprint supports biodiversity protection and long-term landscape resilience throughout the Gannawarra region.

Regional Economic Growth

Situated within Victoria’s most active renewable energy corridor, Tragowel contributes to regional development by attracting investment, enabling energy security, and supporting the local economy as the region transitions toward large-scale clean energy infrastructure.

Support for Victoria’s Energy Transition

With 480 MW of solar and a 395 MW / 1,580 MWh BESS, Tragowel will provide enough clean, dispatchable energy to power over 160,000 homes, directly supporting Victoria’s 50% renewable energy target by 2030 and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Infrastructure Alignment & Community Benefit

The project benefits from the proposed VNI West transmission line and new terminal station, strengthening grid reliability across north-west Victoria and enabling future community energy initiatives aligned with local government priorities.

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ABOUT TRAGOWEL

The Tragowel Solar Farm is positioned to support long-term PPAs for commercial, industrial, and government energy users, delivering large-scale renewable power through its 480 MW(ac) solar array and 395 MW / 1,580 MWh BESS. Once operational, the project will provide reliable, cost-stable clean energy linked to one of Victoria’s highest-yield solar resources and connected directly to the adjacent 500 kV transmission network, enabling businesses to secure dependable renewable supply as they transition toward net-zero.

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Strategic solar location

Located in far North West Victoria, the property is located in one of the most sun rich parts of the state. Tragowel experiences high solar irradiation levels reaching approximately 4.97 kilowatthours per square metre per day on average over a year.

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Government Investment

Tragowel and the wider Gannawarra region is strategically located to provide the infrastructure required to achieve the government's renewable energy target of 50 per cent by 2030

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Proximity to power infrastructure

The property is located in a prime position and is set to reap major benefits from the proposed transmission lines and terminal grid for the VNI West (Victoria to New South Wales Interconnector West)

Tragowel, a strategic
solar farm location.

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