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Callide back to 75% capacity 

Unit C3 online, C4 returns late 2022 

Jonathon Davidson
The Callide power station

The Callide power station

  This represents the third Callide power generating unit restored to operational generating status since the May fire  and explosion, which triggered a highly disruptive unscheduled plant shutdown....

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