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New solar farm to power Queensland homes

Queensland adds more green energy to the grid

Yiying Li
Tanya Plibersek

Tanya Plibersek

More than 120,000 Queensland households will benefit from a new solar farm approved by the federal government.   The 300 MW Cambridge Solar Farm, located about 80 km South of Townsville, will connect...

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