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Nothing simple about GPS

Changing rules mean that many utility-scale PV projects in Australia are facing long delays in achieving full generation – known as “obtaining GPS.” The consequences can be costly.

By

Jonathan Gifford

13 Jan 2020

Image: Enel Green Power

In early November 2018, the first electricity from the 220 MW Bungala solar project in South Australia began flowing into Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM). The event was picked up by Paul McArdle, the managing director of Global-Roam, an advisory body serving NEM participants and equipment suppliers.RenewEconomy, reporting on the event, noted that Bungala was …

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