Moama Solar Farm
Providing energy that is
Renewable
Reliable &
Affordable
Located approximately 5km north of Moama and the Murray River in regional NSW, the Moama Solar Farm developed by CleanPeak Energy was completed in April 2025. The 7.5MW photovoltaic electricity generating system comprises of more than 12,000 solar panels, ground-mounted on a single axis tracking system to follow the daily east-west movement of the sun.
In December 2025, a 20MWh BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) was commissioned on site, allowing for the storage of any excess electricity generated during the day.
The solar farm layout has been carefully designed to protect the environmental aspects of the site, minimise the removal of native vegetation and avoid areas of cultural sensitivity.
Project Highlights
The clean energy generated at the Moama Solar Farm will help power Sydney’s iconic Barangaroo Precinct, advancing its net-zero agenda.
Our Progress
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![Aerial view of the inverter and battery containers for CleanPeak Energy's Moama Solar farm showing multiple solar panels and electrical equipment in the background]()
December, 2025
A 20MWh BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) was commissioned at the Moama Solar Farm. The BESS will allow for excess electricity generated at the solar farm to be stored.
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![A group of five people at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for CleanPeak Energy's Moama Solar Farm, showing solar panels in the background, under clear blue skies.]()
April, 2025
Moama Solar Farm Officially Opens
CleanPeak celebrates the completion of the Moama Solar Farm with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Attendees included the local Mayor, local Councillors, landowners, suppliers, and CleanPeak staff.
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![Local Indigenous woman performing a welcome to country at the ribbon cutting event for CleanPeak Energy's Moama Solar Farm opening. In the background, a green banner that reads "CleanPeak Energy" behind her on a sunny day.]()
April, 2025
Welcome to Country
Welcome to Country delivered by Aunty Vicki Walker from the Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation before the site was officially opened.
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![An image of CleanPeak Energy's Moama Solar Farm, showing a large field of solar panels under a blue sky with a few clouds, surrounded by trees and open land.]()
April, 2025
Construction complete!
Taken from the air, the completed Moama Solar Farm comprises of over 12,000 photovoltaic panels.
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![A dirt road with tire tracks, bordered by a chain-link fence on the left and open grassy fields on the right, under a partly cloudy sky.]()
October, 2024
Construction
Construction at the Moama Solar Farm commences, with the internal roads being laid throughout the site.
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![Two men in suits and a hat, smiling and holding shovels, at a groundbreaking event in front of a green banner with text. Trees and a vehicle are in the background.]()
August, 2024
Sod-Turning
CleanPeak holds an official Sod-Turning event with the local Mayor to signal the commencement of construction.
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![Two men are outdoors in a grassy field with trees in the background. One man is holding a smoking bundle of green plants, and the other man is looking at him. The sky is partly cloudy.]()
August, 2024
Smoking Ceremony
Smoking Ceremony performed by Uncle Des Morgan and Damien Saunders from the Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation before breaking ground at the site.
CleanPeak Energy is a specialist renewable energy company. We build, own and operate a portfolio of solar, battery and thermal energy infrastructure – providing smart, reliable and cost-effective energy to our customers.
Our tailored solutions make us the trusted partner of major Australian corporations and governments seeking to become more sustainable, reduce their carbon emissions and transition to net-zero. Since our inception in 2017, we have rapidly grown to be a major force in the development and operation of distributed energy and utility infrastructure.
About Us
CleanPeak Energy acknowledges the traditional owners of the lands on which we operate and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise the continuing connection of the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Peoples to Country and their stewardship over the land on which our Moama Solar Farm is being built, for thousands of years.