Image: FNSF. New Zealand Green Investment Finance (NZGIF) has provided a NZ$78 million (US$48.7 million) financing facility to solar developer Far North Solar Farm (FNSF) to help complete around 1 ...

To prove the point, and before the ink had even dried on the first deal, FNSF immediately actioned the financing and agreed to sign a $22m works agreement contract (TWA) with Transpower.

Far North Solar Farm Ltd (FNSF), developer of the country’s largest utility-scale solar farm portfolios, has just signed a $9.8 million Transpower Works Agreement for the connection of their Greytown ...

FNSF currently has 11 projects in various stages of development with a combined capacity of 1.4GW, including construction of a 22MW project in Pukenui on the Aupouri Peninsula of Northland.

3) FNSF fail to mention results from a Massey study that found grass growth declined by 84% when covered with solar panels, despite repeatedly citing the study’s early results: See e.g.

Spherical tokamaks could be excellent models for an FNSF, according to a paper published online in the journal Nuclear Fusion on August 16. The two most advanced spherical tokamaks in the world ...

These tokamaks, or fusion reactors, could provide the design for possible next steps in fusion energy - a Fusion Nuclear Science Facility (FNSF) that would develop reactor components and also ...

Spherical tokamaks as excellent models Spherical tokamaks could be excellent models for an FNSF, according to a paper published online in the journal Nuclear Fusion on August 16.

FNSF, which recently started building a 16 MW solar farm near Pukenui, said the pipeline of projects could supply approximately 4% of New Zealand’s total annual energy demand.