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Foreign investment in Australian renewables to increase

A REPORT from major law firm MinterEllison found offshore investment in Australian renewable projects is expected to increase this year and beyond.

Foreign investment in Australian renewables to increase

MinterEllison conducted a comprehensive survey of 100 large investors - 20 banking institutions, 40 energy companies, and 40 energy-specific funds - to gauge future investment in the renewable energy space...

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