Walla Walla Solar Farm
We power the
future, now
Walla Walla Solar Farm is an operational solar development, providing clean energy to customers in NSW and Victoria.
Welcome to
Walla Walla Solar Farm
The Walla Walla Solar Farm is a renewable energy project developed by FRV Services Australia (FRV). The project is currently in the operational phase.
Site Selection
Preliminary Investigations
Prepare Development Application
Planning Assessment
Prepare for Construction
Construction
Operation
Key Benefits
Powering the Community
The solar farm has a 300-megawatt (MWac) capacity of clean, renewable energy – enough to power approx. 90,000 NSW homes.
Reduce Emissions
Energy produced by the solar farm reduces up to 520,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
Contribute to the Community
The solar farm is contributing over $2.7 million to the local community, under a Voluntary Planning Agreement (VPA) with Greater Hume Shire Council.
Walla Walla Solar Farm uses state-of-the-art technology, allowing panels to track the sun
The solar farm consists of approx. 570,000 solar panels installed across the 605-hectare site. The solar farm has a 300-megawatt (MWac) capacity of clean, renewable energy – enough to power approx. 90,000 NSW homes. The solar farm connects to the electricity network via the existing transmission line that runs parallel to Schneiders Road.
The solar Farm utilises state of the art solar photovoltaic panels mounted on a horizontal, single-axis tracking system that enable the panels to move with the sun. This technology operates in varying daylight conditions including low light and cloudy weather and is extremely efficient for generating clean electricity with minimal noise, water consumption or waste.
The solar farm commenced operations in 2025, and is expected to operate for a period of at least 35 years.
Location
Located on private land approximately 4 kilometres Northeast of Walla Walla and approximately 40 kilometres north of Albury in NSW.
Project Status
Operational Since Q2 2025.
Community Benefits
The project is investing over $2.7 million directly in the local community over the life of the project.