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Epuron submits Chalumbin wind farm plans for green tick

SYDNEY-headquartered renewables player Epuron will host a community consultation session in late July concerning the build of the Chalumbin Wind Farm in Far North Queensland, in tandem with a full-fledged EPBC Act Referral response submitted last week.

Jonathon Davidson

Epuron submits Chalumbin wind farm plans for green tick

The 665 megawatt Chalumbin wind farm will be able to provide enough power for 35,000 Queensland homes. This works out at 2,170 gigawatt hours of electricity per year. Assuming approvals are delivered...

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