World’s largest solar farm planned for Australia

The Australia-ASEAN Power Link project aims to construct the world's largest solar farm and battery in Australia, transmitting electricity to Singapore via the longest submarine power cable. The project, owned by Sun Cable, involves a 10 gigawatt solar array in Tennant Creek and a 30 gigawatt battery in Darwin. Electricity will be stored during the day and transmitted to Singapore in the evening, potentially supplying 20% of Singapore's power needs and reducing its reliance on gas-fired power.

What is the primary goal of the Australia-ASEAN Power Link project?

• To build the world's largest wind farm

• To create the world's largest hydroelectric dam

• To construct the world's largest solar farm and battery

• To develop the world's longest road network

Where will the solar farm for the Australia-ASEAN Power Link be located?

• Sydney

• Brisbane

• Melbourne

• Tennant Creek

How will the electricity generated by the solar farm be stored?

• In underground storage facilities

• In a gigantic 30 gigawatt battery in Darwin

• In a network of wind turbines

• In a series of small batteries across Australia

What is the length of the submarine cable used to export electricity to Singapore?

• 2,500 kilometers

• 4,500 kilometers

• 5,000 kilometers

• 3,800 kilometers

What percentage of Singapore's power needs could be met by the electricity exported from Australia?

• 10%

• 15%

• 25%

• 20%