Australian Billionaire Unveils Biggest Renewables Hub in Southern Hemisphere

Australian Billionaire Unveils Biggest Renewables Hub in Southern Hemisphere
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Daniel Khmelev
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Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest continues to make good on his commitment to transform Australia into a world-class green energy titan, with the announcement of what could become the southern hemisphere’s largest solar, wind, and battery hub.

Forrest-owned Squadron Energy Orders has issued contracts to immediately start construction for the $3 billion (US$2.2 billion) Clarke Creek energy precinct located in the northeast of Queensland.

Daniel Khmelev
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Daniel Khmelev is an Australian reporter based in Perth covering energy, tech, and politics.
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