Stanwell Asset Maintenance Company, a newly created subsidiary of Stanwell Corporation, has signed its first solar generation contract.
This operation and maintenance agreement (OR
Stanwell CEO Michael O’Rourke said partnering with renewable energy corporations such as RATCH-Australia is key to strengthening Stanwell’s renewable energy capabilities.
“Stanwell has one of the most reliable and secure production portfolios in the country and our highly professional workforce looks forward to our proven systems and capabilities to help SAMCo supply plant maintenance services. world-class assets to our partners and our own portfolio in the development of renewable energy projects,” he said.
As part of the contract, SAMCo will provide services OR
In addition, SAMCo will carry out periodic cleaning of the solar panels, lawn and weed control, as well as maintenance of the firewall around the facility. This contract will create two permanent positions in the and provide opportunities for painters to enjoy renewable energy through the Stanwell Progression Program, as well as outsourcing opportunities for local small businesses.
Sahachthorn Putthong, chief executive of RATCH-Australia Corporation, said the company is excited to work with SAMCo.
“Stanwell has a strong track record of maintaining reliable and power generation assets in Queensland, and it is this history that has made SAMCo our preferred partner for our Collinsville solar farm,” Mr Putthong said.
According to SAMCo, it aims to leverage Stanwell’s experienced workforce and reputation as a reliable operator in the domestic electric power market to optimize the functionality of its customers’ renewable energy assets.
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