Australia; solar power, power transmission to Singapore: AAPL plan
AAPL Project:
Australia-ASEAN Powerlink (AAPL) is steadily underway.
The world’s largest solar power plant will be built in Australia.
Electricity generated at a solar power plant
Stored in the world’s largest battery
The longest undersea power cable in the world
We plan to supply this to the Southeast Asian region.
Sun Cable:
This project is being driven by the Australian Sydney Pyrmont startup Sun Cable.
Face of Investor:
Fortescue Metals former CEO Andrew Forrest.
Mike Cannon-Brooks, co-founder of the software “Atlassian”.
Australian Government:
In July 2020, this project was certified as a “major project” and is being supported.
Newsweek Japan version
https://www.newsweekjapan.jp/stories/world/2020/10/post-94796.php
Power Generation | Singapore | Sun Cable
Sun Cable
is developing the Australia-ASEAN Power Link (AAPL), a major energy infrastructure project
that will supply renewable electricity to Darwin and the ASEAN region.
As the world’s largest dispatchable renewable electricity system, the AAPL
is expected to be the first of many ‘sun-cables’.
The AAPL
will integrate three technology groups –
the world’s largest battery,
the world’s largest solar farm, and
a 4,500km high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission system
from the solar / storage facility to Darwin, Singapore and eventually Indonesia.