Danish giant steps in to help break Australia’s wind farm drought
A decision to greenlight the eastern seaboard’s largest wind farm in more than two years has provided a much-needed boost to Australia’s renewable energy ambitions.
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The acquisition of the Gawara Baya wind farm by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners helps break an investment drought that threatened the nation's 2030 climate targets.
- The project combines up to 69 wind turbines.
- The investment drought had stalled the rollout of wind turbines.
- The project supports Australia's 2030 climate targets.
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The project helps break an investment drought and supports Australia's climate goals
- Potential increase in renewable energy production, support for Australia's 2030 climate targets
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