Major Vic solar farm greenlit with Allens’ advice

A global clean energy developer will work on the 68MW solar farm

Major Vic solar farm greenlit with Allens’ advice

Allens was the law firm of choice of X-Elio Australia, which was given the green light to develop the Congupna solar farm in Victoria.

Victorian Minister for Planning Richard Wynne announced earlier this month that he has approved the proposal for the utility-scale solar plant, which will produce 68MW and create around 250 jobs. Fully operational, the facility will produce enough electricity to power about 22,600 homes.

Congupna is among four solar farms in the Greater Shepparton region called in by the state. Three of the facilities are still being considered by the planning panel, including one proposed by X-Elio in Tallygaroopna.

Planning and environmental partner Jillian Button said that the firm is delighted to have worked with the global solar farm developer to secure approval for the Congupna project and it looks forward to the decision on the company’s Tallygaroopna proposal.

Button led the top firm’s team on the deal. She was supported by consultant Chris Schulz, associate Isabella Kelly, and lawyer Zainab Mahmood.

Jillian Button

Recent articles & video

UK family lawyers launch mental health resource for divorce clients

Bankruptcy attorney Jamie Sprayregen departs Kirkland & Ellis for Hilco Global

DLA Piper bolsters US-Africa practice with Kalidou Gadio as new co-chair

Lander & Rogers launches workplace law elective at QUT

CE Family Law's Louise Hunter had an Erin Brockovich for a grandma

WFW picks up win at 2024 Australian ADR Awards

Most Read Articles

Two Australian lawyers ascend to partner in major HFW promotions round

ALRC releases anti-discrimination, religious educational institution law recommendations

G+T puts teams on M&A deals

Three additions enhance G+T's partnership