New South Wales Cuts Red Tape to Make Green Energy Easier

New South Wales Cuts Red Tape to Make Green Energy Easier
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The New South Wales government has cut through some red tape to make it easier for owners of homes and commercial buildings to install large scale solar systems without council approval.

The amendments to state environmental laws enable utility providers to construct electricity storage as part of improvement works and allow for large-scale battery storage systems to be built in permitted zones.

Daniel Y. Teng
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