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The NSW investment announcement follows some serious setbacks for major renewables projects in NSW in the last 12 months.
Equinor, the Norwegian state-owned conglomerate behind the proposed $10bn Novocastrian wind farm near Newcastle, announced in May it would withdraw from the project and in August formally pulled out leaving the project in doubt.
Forty-eight proposals worth $136bn shows exactly why we created the Investment Delivery Authority. This level of interest is really promising. It shows the IDA is something investors have been waiting for.
Our government is sending a clear message to global investors: if you bring your money to NSW, we’ll help you navigate our system.
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