ENERGY TRANSITION

Bowen promises to slash renewables approvals red tape

Consumers and industry given something in wide ranging speech

Bowen promises to slash renewables approvals red tape

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In what will be welcomed news, the federal government is making moves to cut at least some of the red tape that is often blamed for the slow pace of the energy transition. Speaking at the opening...

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