The project is backed by equity investments from Octopus-managed funds, with contributions from investors such as Rest, the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), and clients of Westpac Private Bank. This financial support ensures the project’s progress toward full operation, expected in 2027.
A company representative stated: “The Fulham Solar Farm marks a significant step in our commitment to expanding renewable energy infrastructure.” The combination of solar and battery storage will provide reliable, clean energy to the region, supporting sustainable development goals.
Following the Fulham project, Octopus Australia plans to start construction on two additional renewable energy projects in 2025. The $850 million Blind Creek Solar Farm and Battery in New South Wales and the $800 million Blackstone Battery in Queensland aim to further strengthen the country’s renewable energy network. These initiatives reflect Octopus Australia’s focus on advancing clean energy solutions.
The Fulham Solar Farm’s development aligns with growing demand for efficient and sustainable energy systems. By integrating advanced solar technology with battery storage, the project optimizes energy availability, contributing to a more resilient power grid. The involvement of multiple investors highlights confidence in the project’s potential to deliver long-term benefits.
Octopus Australia’s efforts in Fulham set a foundation for its upcoming projects, reinforcing its role in the renewable energy sector. The company’s strategic investments and construction plans demonstrate a commitment to meeting future energy needs while promoting environmental sustainability.
