We’ve welcomed 250 sheep to our Stubbo Solar site, where they’ll be grazing beneath the solar panels as part of our shared land use approach that supports sheep farming, land management, and bushfire preparedness alongside renewable energy generation.
Agriculture and renewable energy don’t need to compete for land. At Stubbo Solar, we’re proud to demonstrate how farming and clean energy generation can work hand in hand, supporting local agricultural practices while delivering renewable energy into Australia’s electricity network.
The integration of sheep grazing helps keep the land productive while providing practical benefits for site management. It’s a simple but effective example of how renewable energy projects can continue to support agricultural activity and create shared value for regional communities.
As Australia continues its energy transition, projects like Stubbo Solar show how renewable energy and agriculture can work together to deliver positive outcomes for both industries.
We look forward to seeing our newest arrivals settle in and become part of the ongoing success of our Stubbo Solar operations.
