Environmentally and Economically Sound Dubbo Solar Hub provides renewable energy to be used locally and exported to the national grid

The Dubbo Solar Hub is a 29MW renewable electricity project

consisting of approximately 90,000 solar panels installed on 55 hectares of land to the east of Dubbo, and 30ha of land to the north of Narromine in New South Wales.

News Room Posts

22 May

Dubbo Solar Hub Construction Update for April 2017

The construction update for April 2017 can be downloaded on this link. read more

05 May

Landscape Management Plan for the South Keswick Solar Farm

Dubbo Regional Council approved the Landscape Management Plan for the South Keswick Solar Farm on 28th April 2017. To download... read more

27 Apr

South Keswick Solar Farm Community Meeting 20th April 2017

Neoen and its Principal Contractor, Bouygues Construction Australia (BYCA), held a community meeting for the South Keswick Solar Farm... read more

06 Mar

Narromine Solar Farm Community Meeting 1st March 2017

Neoen and its Principal Contractor, Bouygues Construction Australia (BYCA), held a community meeting for Narromine Solar Farm at the Narromine United Service... read more

Project Progress

Land reservation

Environmental assessment

Connection studies

Federal Funding

Construction