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“A market we like:” Australia and Japan back Kiwi solar hybrid developer with $A139m capital injection
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The NSW government responds to an inquiry calling for better management of renewable energy zones as opposition politicians take the opportunity to dial up the disinformation.
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“A market we like:” Australia and Japan back Kiwi solar hybrid developer with $A139m capital injection
New Zealand-owned renewables developer lands $A139 million from Australian and Japanese investors to help finance a pipeline of 28 solar and battery projects.
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NSW responds to REZ inquiry recommendations as Barnaby Joyce dials up the anti-renewables rhetoric
The NSW government responds to an inquiry calling for better management of renewable energy zones as opposition politicians take the opportunity to dial up the disinformation.
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