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AEMO push back power shortage forecast

While the near-term looks good, more needs to be done to hit renewable targets

Katie Hobbins
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Wind turbine construction | Credits: Photograph by Arjan van de Logt

Western Australian (WA) electricity shortage fears have eased as the Australian Market Operator's (AEMO) annual electricity outlook shows sufficient capacity to meet demand to 2028-29, but adds more needs...

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