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Recently, the NSW government has approved the construction of a 100MW photovoltaic project in Wagga Wagga, which will provide renewable energy
locally.
The head of resource assessment at the Ministry of Planning and Environment said the solar project will create more than 200 construction jobs
next year.
Once completed, the project will provide electricity to more than 30,000 homes
.
The project is worth $116 million
.
He also revealed that "the project will support hundreds of construction works, many of which will be sourced
locally.
" This is an excellent boost for the local area
.
”
Despite the approval, nine objections
were raised by members of the local community.
The Joint Southern Regional Planning Group (JRPP) ruled that the development of the plant had minimal
environmental impact.
Finally, he added, "We are seeing billions of dollars in private investment in renewable energy projects in NSW and millions of people are now pouring into the Wagga Wagga region
.
Solar energy is an important part of
NSW's energy mix.
”
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Recently, the NSW government has approved the construction of a 100MW photovoltaic project in Wagga Wagga, which will provide renewable energy
locally.
The head of resource assessment at the Ministry of Planning and Environment said the solar project will create more than 200 construction jobs
next year.
Once completed, the project will provide electricity to more than 30,000 homes
.
The project is worth $116 million
.
He also revealed that "the project will support hundreds of construction works, many of which will be sourced
locally.
" This is an excellent boost for the local area
.
”
Despite the approval, nine objections
were raised by members of the local community.
The Joint Southern Regional Planning Group (JRPP) ruled that the development of the plant had minimal
environmental impact.
Finally, he added, "We are seeing billions of dollars in private investment in renewable energy projects in NSW and millions of people are now pouring into the Wagga Wagga region
.
Solar energy is an important part of
NSW's energy mix.
”
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