Australian government approves 1.1 GW Theodore Wind Farm
With state and federal approvals now secured, the project can move to secondary consents as it advances toward a possible 2027 construction start.
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With state and federal approvals now secured, the project can move to secondary consents as it advances toward a possible 2027 construction start.
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