[1] The integration of solar farm and diesel power was a first for Ergon Energy.

[3] The array was expected to produce about 180 kilowatts of electricity for up to 10 months of the year.

[4] The solar farm was opened in December 2008,[5][6] and on sunny days was expected to supply the total daytime electricity requirements for the town of Windorah, with a population of 100.

[2] In 2013, Ergon Energy reported that the plant was operating effectively, with environmental conditions such as dust and wildlife having some impact on the reliability of the solar farm.

Ergon Energy plans to build a new solar farm on the site.