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Woolworths inks PPA to reach 100% renewable in South Australia

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Woolworths, an Australian chain of supermarkets, last week announced a renewable energy cooperation with Spanish energy company Iberdrola to power its sites in South Australia. 

The nine-year partnership will support the construction of the Port Augusta Renewable Energy Park, the southern hemisphere’s largest hybrid wind-solar farm.

The park will run 50 turbines and 250,000 solar panels in succession to provide the retailer with about 100,000 megawatt-hours of renewable electricity per year, which will help power 70 Woolworths stores, 17 Big W stores, and the company’s Adelaide Regional Distribution Centre.

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