Australia’s offshore wind future hinges on election outcome
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The Australian general election is due to pit two competing visions on the value of clean energy and wind power against one another when it takes place on Saturday (3 May), with the scale of the country’s nascent offshore wind industry hinging on the result.
by Orlando Jenkinson
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