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"Community support for renewables isn't bought, it's earned", Squadron boss says

Rob Wheals highlights the significance of renewable industry working with local communities

Solar panels wind turbines installed as renewable energy sources. Credit: Shutterstock/Mr Kosal

Squadron Energy CEO Rob Wheals warns that up to 20,000 jobs could be at stake by the end of the decade if Australia's regional communities aren't incorporated in the renewable energy shift. According...

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