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Acciona gets the green light for 1GW wind precinct in Queensland

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Blades spinning by 2024

Blades spinning by 2024

The government said the State Assessment and Referral Agency had given the 1.02GW project the green light. The Precinct is split between the 923MW MacIntyre Wind Farm, and the 103MW Karara Wind Farm...

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