Australia Approves World's Largest Solar Farm with Asia Power Link

The $20 billion project will transmit renewable energy from Australia to Singapore, promoting regional cooperation and decarbonization.

The solar farm will span 47 square miles in Australia's outback and generate enough electricity for 3 million homes.
A 2,670-mile subsea cable will deliver up to six gigawatts of green electricity annually to Singapore.
The project is part of broader efforts to reduce fossil fuel dependency and foster peace in Southeast Asia.
Environmental approval marks a major regulatory milestone, with electricity supply expected to begin in the early 2030s.
The initiative mirrors post-WWII European cooperation and aims to position Australia as a renewable energy leader.