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South Australia is "dead serious" about achieving net clean energy by 2027

The first state formally confirms it will deliver enough new renewable energy infrastructure

South Australia - the first state - formally confirms it will deliver enough new renewable energy. Credit: Energy News Bulletin

South Australia is the first state in the country to sign a bilateral agreement securing the federal government's funding support for renewable energy. The Renewable Energy Transformation Agreement,...

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