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NT govt to prolong life of gas-fired power station

Territory is struggling to shirk its reliance on fossil fuels; renewables targets at risk

Russell Yeo
Channel Island Power Station

Channel Island Power Station | Credits: Territory Generation

The Northern Territory government has confirmed its plans to extend the life of an almost 40-year-old gas-fired power station.  This is a sign that the territory is struggling to meet its 2030 renewable...

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