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SEC Fires up First Public Power Asset Since ’90s, but Wind Plans Hit as AGL Scraps Gippsland Project
AGL abandoned its 2.5-gigawatt offshore wind project due to rising costs and global policy shifts and will focus on onshore wind, batteries, and gas projects instead.
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SEC fires up first public power asset since ’90s, but wind plans hit as AGL scraps Gippsland project
AGL-backed Gippsland Skies consortium is the third joint venture to walk away from early-stage studies for an offshore wind farm in Victoria.
·Sydney, Australia
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A third proposed offshore wind energy project off the Gippsland coast has been abandoned. The AGL-backed consortium behind the proposed... Let's Stay Connected There’s no better way to stay connected with your local community than with a digital subscription to the Gippsland Times. Please subscribe or login to access all content.
·Sale, Australia
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