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Flexible BSolarorroloola

Key stats Partnering with

653 kWp

Northern Territory (Cyclone Region)

State Utility

Why MAVERICK ?

Durability Pre-packed, modular design Speed of deployment

The remote is Remote locations are difficult and costly A harsh climate mandates rapid cyclone prone - MAVERICK can to build on - MAVERICK's prefabricated deployment - MAVERICK is 50-90% be upgraded to withstand Wind system drastically reduces the work faster than traditional deployment. Region C conditions. required onsite.

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Flexible BSolarorroloola

Problem

Power and Water Corporation (PWC) manage infrastructure across 1.3 million square kilometers of the Northern Territory. Their role includes providing a continuous supply of water and electricity to 72 remote communities, such as Borroloola, a town near the . This presents PWC with a unique set of problems:

Borroloola

A heavy reliance on diesel Borroloola is an extremely Northern Australia is prone to generators, an increasingly remote location, situated extreme weather events, expensive source of energy. 12 hours from Darwin. averaging 2 cyclones a year.

Solution

A 653 kWp solar system was installed at Borroloola in July of 2018, integrated with existing diesel gen-sets Roughly 25% of the community's power is now produced using solar, significantly reducing running costs to PWC MAVERICK's prefabricated system streamlined and simplified deployment in the remote community, limiting labour time in the harsh conditions The ballasted system has withstood 2 cyclones to date - cyclone Trevor and with wind gusts in the order of 39 m/s

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