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Eraring's extended lifeline crucial for containing power bills, says report

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Eraring's extended lifeline crucial for containing power bills, says report

The NSW government has opted to extend the life of Origin Energy's Eraring coal power station by at least two years beyond its planned closure in August 2025. This move aims to keep power bills in...

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