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Queensland groups demand stricter rules for renewable energy projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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Regional Voices Queensland, an alliance of about 12 community action groups, held a meeting to discuss challenges faced by landholders amid growth in the renewable energy sector in Queensland. The group is calling for mandatory 3-kilometre setbacks from residences and requires up-front decommissioning bonds for projects. The meeting was co-organized by David Littleproud.

From abc.net.au

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The coalition is demanding tougher laws governing renewable energy developments, including stricter decommissioning rules and stronger protections for neighboring landholders. These calls for regulatory reform could significantly impact the planning and operational requirements for energy projects across the state.

From abc.net.au

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  • David LittleproudCo-organized the meeting focused on reforms to planning laws
  • QueenslandThe state where the community groups are advocating for regulatory changes

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