09/06/2026
Australia's Biggest AI Data Centre to Be Built on 100% Net-Renewable Grid
US-based Iren has announced plans to build Australia's largest data centre in South Australia, an 800 MW facility costing approximately $10 billion. Located near the Bundey sub-station, the project leverages the state's 'clean energy abundance' and its target of 100% net renewables by 2027. The site offers strategic transmission access and APAC connectivity, positioning South Australia as a global hub for large-scale AI infrastructure.
Source: https://reneweconomy.com.au/ai-giant-choose-australias-first-100-pct-net-renewable-grid-to-build-countrys-biggest-data-centre/
02/06/2026
Renewable Energy & Hydrogen
South Australia Opens 11,000 sq km for New Renewable Energy Development
The South Australian Government has opened more than 11,000 square kilometres —for potential large-scale renewable energy projects under the pioneering Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023. Renewable energy feasibility licences are now available over two areas: the Gawler Ranges East release area (approximately 5,200 sq km on the Upper Eyre Peninsula) and the Whyalla West release area (approximately 6,500 sq km in the Upper Spencer Gulf region). The two areas include some of the highest co-incident wind and solar resources in South Australia, potentially providing enough energy to power more than 500,000 homes. The call for tenders in both areas is open until 28 June 2026.
https://www.energymining.sa.gov.au/home/news/latest/south-australia-open-for-more-renewable-energy-investment
Australian Government Shortlists Hydrogen Projects to Boost Clean Energy Exports
Announced in May 2026, the Australian Government's Hydrogen Headstart initiative is designed to bridge the commercial gap between early-stage hydrogen projects and full-scale deployment. By supporting project viability and investment readiness, the program aims to accelerate the development of a competitive hydrogen export industry. Shortlisted projects are expected to play a key role in establishing Australia as a reliable supplier of low-emissions hydrogen to international markets, with South Australia identified as a key hub given its renewable energy resources and existing Port Bonython export infrastructure.
https://asbf.org.au/news/australia-hydrogen-headstart-projects-20260/
09/06/2026
Australia's Biggest AI Data Centre to Be Built on 100% Net-Renewable Grid
US-based Iren has announced plans to build Australia's largest data centre in South Australia, an 800 MW facility costing approximately $10 billion. Located near the Bundey sub-station, the project leverages the state's 'clean energy abundance' and its target of 100% net renewables by 2027. The site offers strategic transmission access and APAC connectivity, positioning South Australia as a global hub for large-scale AI infrastructure.
Source: https://reneweconomy.com.au/ai-giant-choose-australias-first-100-pct-net-renewable-grid-to-build-countrys-biggest-data-centre/
30/03/2026
South Australia's renewable transition is attracting new industry.
Concerns that wind and solar energy will harm manufacturing are unfounded, as shown by South Australia's success with renewable energy. The state's transmission operator, ElectraNet, reports that wind and solar now meet 75% of local demand, and the push for 100% renewables by 2027 is attracting new industrial interest. ElectraNet CEO Simon Emms notes significant demand for new electricity connections, driven by the economy's shift towards electrification and green re-industrialization.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australias-world-leading-renewable-transition-is-attracting-flood-of-new-industry/#google_vignette
30/03/2026
South Australia aims for 100% net renewables next year after the election.
South Australia's Liberal government aimed to achieve 100% net renewables through wind, solar, and storage, contrasting with federal policies. The Liberals lost power to Labor in 2022 and were reduced to four seats in 2026, losing their official opposition status to One Nation. Their downfall stemmed from local scandals and mismanagement, as well as a broader national issue within the Liberal Party regarding net zero policies and energy transition. Moderates have disappeared, with figures like Gina Rinehart now supporting One Nation.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-on-path-to-100-pct-net-renewables-next-year-after-labor-landslide-and-liberal-backflip/
24/03/2026
Santos reaches final investment decision on Moomba project in South Australia
Energy Company Santos and joint venture Beach Energy have approved a $357 million investment for the Moomba Central Optimisation project in South Australia’s Cooper Basin. Over three years, the project will replace seven gas-driven compressor stations with a single electric facility, modernize infrastructure, and enhance efficiency. It aims for over $600 million in savings, a reduction in production costs by up to $3 per barrel, and an internal rate of return above 15% with a six-year payback. The project will also enable further production growth and is expected to cut annual Scope 1 emissions by about 40,000 tonnes of CO₂equivalent.
https://www.energytodaymag.com.au/santos-reaches-final-investment-decision-for-moomba-optimisation-project/
09/03/2026
Major Wind Project in South Australia Approved by Federal Government
Neoen's Goyder wind, solar, and battery project in South Australia has received federal approval for stages 1 and 2, which will feature 99 turbines generating 600 MW. The project includes modifications, removing five turbines and adding 12, while increasing turbine blade length to 95m. The 225 MW/900 MWh battery system remains unchanged but will occupy a smaller area. Now owned by Brookfield following a $10.2 billion acquisition, the project aims for over 2.6 GW of generation capacity with multiple batteries. Goyder South is the first stage of the Goyder Renewables Zone, a major hybrid energy project in the region.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/wind-plans-for-huge-south-australia-renewables-precinct-get-federal-green-light/
09/03/2026
South Australia unleashes significant new prospects for renewable energy.
An area over twice the size of Kangaroo Island will be opened for renewable energy development by the South Australian government, releasing more than 11,000 square kilometres of land under the Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act (HRE Act). This land could potentially generate enough electricity for over half a million homes. The Gawler Ranges East and Whyalla West release areas, declared in January 2026, will allow tenders for renewable energy feasibility licences, granting successful applicants exclusive access for further studies and project development. The Gawler Ranges East area is about 5,200 km², while Whyalla West spans approximately 6,500 km.
https://www.energymining.sa.gov.au/home/news/latest/south-australia-powers-up-vast-new-renewable-energy-opportunities
27/02/2026
Major Wind Project in South Australia Approved by Federal Government
Neoen's Goyder wind, solar, and battery project in South Australia has received federal approval for stages 1 and 2, which will feature 99 turbines generating 600 MW. The project includes modifications, removing five turbines and adding 12, while increasing turbine blade length to 95m. The 225 MW/900 MWh battery system remains unchanged but will occupy a smaller area. Now owned by Brookfield following a $10.2 billion acquisition, the project aims for over 2.6 GW of generation capacity with multiple batteries. Goyder South is the first stage of the Goyder Renewables Zone, a major hybrid energy project in the region.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/wind-plans-for-huge-south-australia-renewables-precinct-get-federal-green-light/
26/05/2025
South Australia's grid joins another large battery as the state moves closer to achieving 100% net renewable energy.
South Australia's grid management system has gained another large battery, bringing the total number of operational or commissioning battery projects in the state to eight, with seven more currently under construction. South Australia was home to the world's first large-scale big battery, the Hornsdale battery, and has since added five more—Dalrymple North, Lake Bonney, Torrens Island, Tailem Bend, and most recently, the Blyth battery, which completed commissioning in April and is currently the largest in the state.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/another-big-battery-joins-the-grid-in-south-australia-as-state-heads-towards-100-pct-net-renewables/
20/05/2025
University research to create low-cost solar system replacing glass mirrors with light weight plastic mirrors
Industry and researchers are working together to create a low-cost concentrated solar thermal (CST) system. The University of South Australia (UniSA), along with Impacts Renewable Energy Pty Ltd and Charles Sturt University (CSU), is using lightweight plastic mirrors to concentrate sunlight, generating heat for industrial processes in a push toward cleaner energy. Unlike traditional solar thermal setups that need sturdy infrastructure for fragile glass mirrors, Impacts' patented plastic mirror panels are durable, easy to transport, and simple to assemble—revolutionizing industrial solar technology.
https://www.manmonthly.com.au/cst-demonstrator-targets-net-zero-industry/
10/03/2025
The push for the Green Iron initiative in South Australia may position Australia as a leader in the global transition.
The Australian Government has launched a $1 billion Green Iron Investment Fund to support low-emission iron and steel production, secure jobs, and strengthen local supply chains. $500 million allocated to Whyalla Steelworks to assist in its transition and protect regional jobs. The remaining funds will support green iron projects nationwide, boosting value-adding in the iron ore sector. Aims to reduce emissions in the steel industry, which contributes 8% of global CO₂ output. Supports Australia's $100 billion iron ore export industry by preparing for the global shift toward low-carbon steel. Backed by industry and environmental groups, including WWF-Australia and the Australian Hydrogen Council, highlighting economic and climate benefits. This investment positions Australia as a global leader in green steel production, ensuring competitiveness in hydrogen-based iron manufacturing.
https://www.energyinnovation.net.au/article/the-push-for-green-iron-can-australia-lead-the-global-transition
27-1-2025
https://export.sa.gov.au/articles/business-mission-exploring-opportunities-in-uae-and-india
Torrens Island Power Station Closure: An Opportunity for South Australian Businesses
The closure of the Torrens Island Power Station in June 2026 poses challenges and opportunities for South Australian businesses. The Australian Government’s Energy Industry Jobs Plan aims to support affected workers and the broader business community. The Net Zero Economy Authority is consulting on the Plan's implementation, encouraging business participation to ensure a smooth transition. The consultation will gather feedback on the closure's impact, potential re-employment of workers, and employer support needsThe geographic area for the Plan includes Adelaide City and nearby suburbs, providing businesses access to skilled workers. The South Australian Business Chamber is engaging with the Authority and invites businesses to contribute to the consultation process.
https://sabusinesschamber.com.au/news/torrens-island-power-station-closure-an-opportunity-for-south-australian-businesses
23-12-24
CIS auction wins ensure South Australia will be first grid in world to reach 100 pct net wind and solar
South Australia is set to become the first gigawatt-scale grid to achieve 100% net renewables by 2027, accelerated from 2030. This follows the awarding of contracts for two large wind projects, Goyder North (300 MW) and Palmer (274 MW), under the Capacity Investment Scheme's first tender. The state currently leads globally with over 72% renewable energy from wind and solar. The new projects will increase wind capacity from 2.3 GW to over 3.2 GW, raising the generation share to around 60%. Additionally, four big battery projects have been secured to enhance energy storage and grid reliability.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/cis-auction-wins-esnure-south-australia-will-be-first-grid-in-world-to-reach-100-pct-net-wind-and-solar/#google_vignette
02/12/2024
A bold step toward a hydrogen future: South Australia’s innovative move to 100% hydrogen-powered gas turbines
South Australia is making a significant advancement in renewable energy with a groundbreaking agreement secured at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. The state has partnered with ATCO Australia and global tech leader GE Vernova to create a world-first innovation—enabling gas turbines to run on 100% renewable hydrogen. The potential benefits of hydrogen extend beyond electricity generation. The fuel can be used in a variety of sectors, including transport, industry, and heating, providing a versatile solution to the energy challenges of the future. With this project, South Australia is laying the foundation for a hydrogen economy that could help decarbonise multiple sectors, contributing to the country’s wider efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
https://www.theindiansun.com.au/2024/11/21/a-bold-step-toward-a-hydrogen-future-south-australias-innovative-move-to-100-hydrogen-powered-gas-turbines/
25/11/2024
South Australia may provide financial support for gas-fired power plants
South Australia proposes a "Firm Energy Reliability Mechanism" that includes existing and future gas generators, despite the federal government's exclusion of fossil fuels from its Capacity Investment Scheme. The state aims to reach 100% net renewables by 2027 but faces challenges with long-duration storage, leading it to consider gas-fired generation as a solution to ensure reliability and resilience.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-may-underwrite-gas-generators-in-new-plan-to-back-up-100-pct-net-renewables-target/
Gas lobby hoorays South Australia capacity payment plan as clean energy industry fears backward step
The Australian gas lobby has welcomed a proposal by the South Australia state government to create a new capacity payment scheme that would include existing and future fossil fuel generators, but the renewables industry has labelled it a backward step. The state is already at more than 70% wind and solar and needs long-duration back-up, but the eligibility of gas generators to the scheme has sparked controversy. The gas lobby supports the scheme, while the renewables industry argues it is a step backwards and that more emphasis should be placed on demand-side measures and clean firming capacity.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/gas-lobby-hoorays-south-australia-capacity-payment-plan-as-clean-energy-industry-fears-backward-step/
19/11/2024
Australia’s biggest battery projects in SA by connection and storage capacity
As Renew Economy reported, the size of big battery projects in Australia is increasing significantly, with the country's first big battery at Hornsdale in South Australia being dwarfed by the scale of the battery projects now under construction, such as the Collie battery being built by Hornsdale owner Neoen, which has nearly 20 times the storage capacity. However, the Collie battery does not even make the list of the top 10 battery projects currently proposed for Australia's main grids, either in terms of connection capacity or storage capacity.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/graph-of-the-day-australias-biggest-battery-projects-by-connection-and-storage-capacity/
14/11/2024
Investing in energy equity for South Australia
Social housing tenants will get energy bill relief through the storage and timely use of cheaper and cleaner solar energy with the launch of the Edwardstown and Magill Community Batteries. The Community Batteries for Household Solar program empowers communities to share in the renewable energy transformation, whether they have rooftop solar or not. The Australian Government is rolling out more than 420 community batteries across the country, with the first two 405 kWh battery energy storage systems installed in Edwardstown and Magill by the South Australian Department for Energy and Mining. These batteries will see eligible 600 SA Housing Trust households save around $550 a year through a retail tariff 25% below the Default Market Offer in SA, with around 10,000 SA Housing Trust tenants ultimately benefiting from the tariff reduction.
https://www.energymining.sa.gov.au/home/news/latest/investing-in-energy-equity-for-south-australia
20 October,2024
Construction underway on first 300MWh battery in massive solar and storage hub
Australia, in the first stage of a proposed $2 billion series of solar and storage projects being built in the region by Canadian renewables developer Amp Energy. Amp is developing the Bungama Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) as part of the Renewable Energy Hub of South Australia, which will include a total of 640MW of battery storage and 1.4GW of solar farms across Bungama, Roberstown and Whyalla. Amp has selected Finish group Wärtsilä to supply the Bungama BESS and provide a long-term service agreement for the 150MW/300MWh big battery. Enerven has been appointed as balance of plant contractor for the project. Amp is committed to supporting South Australia achieve its ambitious net 100 per cent renewable energy target by 2027. The projects are expected to help propel South Australia beyond its target of net 100 per cent renewables.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/construction-underway-on-first-300mwh-battery-in-massive-solar-and-storage-hub/
3/09/2024
South Australia to enshrine 100 pct net renewable target in law as BHP looks to double smelting capacity
The South Australian government plans to legally establish its ambitious 100% net renewable energy target, while mining giant BHP aims to double its refining and smelting capacity in the state. With over 70% of its local demand already met by wind and solar energy, the state is a global leader in renewable energy. Furthermore, it has expedited its target to achieve 100% net renewables from 2030 to 2027, coinciding with the completion of a new transmission link to New South Wales.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-to-enshrine-100-pct-net-renewable-target-in-law-as-bhp-looks-to-double-smelting-capacity/
South Australia to enshrine 100 pct net renewable target in law as BHP looks to double smelting capacity
The South Australia Labor government is to enshrine its world-leading 100 per cent net renewable energy target into law, as mining giant BHP looks to double its refining and smelting capacity in the state.The state is already a world leader with more than 70 per cent of its local demand met by wind and solar, and it recently accelerated its target of 100 per cent net renewables from 2030 to 2027, when a new transmission link to NSW will be completed.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-to-enshrine-100-pct-net-renewable-target-in-law-as-bhp-looks-to-double-smelting-capacity/
Regional Migration Settings discussion paper will be presented to regional business owners.
The Australian Government's Migration Strategy has introduced a new vision for Australia's migration system. This strategy includes a policy roadmap with 8 key actions, as well as over 25 new policy commitments and areas for future reform. As part of the Migration Strategy, the Department of Home Affairs is dedicated to evaluating regional migration settings and the Working Holiday Maker program to ensure that migration supports development objectives in regional Australia and does not contribute to the exploitation of migrant workers.
https://sabusinesschamber.com.au/news/regional-migration-settings-discussion-paper-to-be-presented-to-regional-business-owners
.$1.5 million funding boost for South Australia's community centres
The new funding, initiated by Minister for Human Services Nat Cook, acknowledges the important work of community centers in organizing programs and activities that help strengthen local communities. One-off grants will be available to support community centers that are not already funded through the existing Community and Neighborhood Development Program run by the Department of Human Services (DHS). Eligible centers can apply for grants of up to $30,000 each in the Grants SA 2024-25 Community Centers Round, which is now open for applications.
https://www.premier.sa.gov.au/media-releases/news-items/$1.5-million-funding-boost-for-south-australias-community-centres
South Australia is preparing for an aging population in the future.
South Australia's planning system has once again been recognized as the top-performing system in the nation. It has been ranked number one in the Retirement Living Council's national planning report card, excelling across four key pillars: legislative framework, efficiency, clarity, and progressive planning.
https://www.premier.sa.gov
08/08/2024
The energy retailer responsible for the shared renewables collective has collapsed amidst recent market turmoil.
Australia's electricity market instability has led to the closure of Maximum Energy, a small retailer with a focus on renewables. The company, which had around 800 customers, has gone into liquidation, and its customer base has been divided among the three major electricity generation and retail companies. The Australian Energy Regulator issued a notice last Friday, stating that Maximum Energy Retail Pty Ltd (trading as Circular Energy) was suspended from trading as of midnight on August 02 due to its failure to comply with electricity wholesale market settlement requirements.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/energy-retailer-behind-shared-renewables-collective-collapses-amid-fresh-market-turmoil/
South Australia’s hopes of reaching world-first 100 pct net renewables by 2027 hit new hurdles
The unexpected delay in Australia's largest transmission project could have broader implications beyond the transition from coal in NSW. It may also pose challenges for South Australia in achieving its newly expedited goal of reaching 100% net renewable energy by 2027. South Australia already boasts the world's highest share of wind and solar in a gigawatt-scale grid, with a 75% share in the past 12 months. Its target of achieving 100% net renewables (meaning it will still import and export power with other states) by 2030 was recently brought forward to 2027.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australias-hopes-of-reaching-world-first-100-pct-net-renewables-by-2027-hit-new-hurdles/
29/07/2024
Australia's most successful grid-scale battery developer reinvents itself"
One of the most fascinating aspects of the green energy transition in recent years has been the rapid growth in the battery storage sector. The best developers have slowly uncovered the multiple uses that can be applied in the grid. Battery storage is often referred to as the Swiss Army Knife of the grid because, unlike virtually any other grid asset, it has the speed and flexibility to perform multiple tasks, from storing and time-shifting solar energy to acting as a peaking plant, addressing frequency control, and providing other grid services such as inertia, system strength, and network support.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/you-have-to-be-creative-why-australias-most-successful-grid-scale-battery-developer-reinvents-itself/
South Australia has achieved a new wind and solar energy record as it makes significant progress towards its fast-tracked goal of reaching 100% renewable energy.
South Australia has achieved a new record for wind and solar output as the state progresses towards its accelerated target of reaching "net" 100% renewable energy. The combined output of wind and solar reached a new peak of 3,143.3 MW, according to GPE NEMLog, a data provider. This surpasses the previous peak of 3,106 MW set just a few days earlier. The state government recently announced that the target of "net" 100% renewables has been fast-tracked to 2027, three years ahead of the original 2030 timeline, in acknowledgment of the significant progress of wind, solar, and battery projects already under construction or committed.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-hits-new-wind-and-solar-record-as-it-surges-towards-fast-tracked-100-pct-renewable-target/
AEMO warns of reliability risks in mainland Australia due to energy transition challenges.
The Australian Energy Market Operator is warning of “reliability gaps” without the ‘timely’ delivery of more transmission and energy infrastructure. Millions of Australians are at risk of experiencing electricity blackouts unless there is an "urgent" improvement in energy and transmission infrastructure, according to the Australian Energy Market Operator. This warning comes as delays accumulate in green energy projects and traditional power sources go offline.
https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/aemo-warns-of-reliability-risks-across-mainland-australia-as-energy-transition-stumbles/news-story/dcd1b4b084a64f19c93bb0a4337b4b22
Delays identified in South Australia's largest wind project as compensation claims support Neoen's earnings.
French renewable and storage developer Neoen has reported delays in one of its flagship wind projects, along with decreases in revenue and profits in the first half. These declines are largely attributed to new projects transitioning from merchant prices to fixed price contracts. Neoen’s half-year presentation reveals that the first stage of the 412-megawatt (MW) Goyder South wind project in South Australia, which is the largest in the state, is now expected to reach commercial operations date (COD) in early 2025, instead of the previously advised last quarter of 2024.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/delays-flagged-for-south-australias-biggest-wind-project-as-damages-claims-prop-up-neoen-earnings/
23/07/2024
Businesses get moving on reducing plastic waste
The South Australian Government has allocated $100,000 to support the expansion of the Fleurieu Milk Company’s innovative milk keg initiative, aimed at reducing the use of plastic milk containers in cafes and restaurants. The introduction of reusable milk kegs and glass bottles has significantly decreased the number of plastic milk cartons utilized in the local hospitality industry, resulting in a reduction of 128,000 plastic bottles since its launch in October last year.
https://www.premier.sa.gov.au/media-releases/news-items/businesses-get-mooving-on-reducing-plastic-waste
22/07/2024
Climate impact corporation announces 410GW Renewbale hydrogen projects in SA.
Climate Impact Corporation (CIC), a prominent international developer of renewable energy and green hydrogen projects, has announced plans to develop two 10GW green hydrogen projects in central Australia using its own renewable hydrogen production modular technology. This announcement is supported by CIC's collaboration with GE Vernova to create self-contained modules that produce zero-carbon hydrogen. The implementation of these projects is facilitated by CIC's secure equipment supply chain, including onshore manufacturing of equipment.
https://australianmanufacturingnews.com/climate-impact-corporation-announces-10gw-renewable-hydrogen-projects-in-south-australia-and-northern-territory/
16/07/2024
South Australia has secured federal funds to become the first grid in the world to achieve 100% net wind and solar energy.
South Australia has locked in federal funding to ensure that it becomes the first non-hydro grid in the world to reach 100 per cent net renewables.The funding deal – through what’s known as a Renewable Energy Transformation Agreement – means that the federal government will underwrite a minimum one gigawatt of new wind and solar generation capacity and another 400 MW (1,600 MWh) of storage – to ensure it meets its target of 100 per cent net renewables by 2027.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-locks-in-federal-funds-to-become-first-grid-in-world-to-reach-100-per-cent-net-wind-and-solar/
09/07/2024
Nuclear power should be included in the energy debate.
Nuclear technology offers the best environmental outcome compared to other generation technologies. However, many individuals in the environmental movement are opposed to nuclear power. This opposition is not based on environmental concerns, but rather stems from the lingering influence of the 1960s antinuclear weapons movement and the alignment of some green activists with the commercial interests of the renewables lobby. Alternatively, it may be due to blindly conforming to party political positions.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/why-nuclear-power-must-be-a-part-of-the-energy-debate/news-story/dc0502b685cd014eb52424d3334decdf
Booming 3D printing sector utilising recyclable hard plastics
UNSW Smart Centre Founder and Director Professor Veena Sahajwalla discusses the transformation of hard plastic rubbish from computers and other electronics into usable stock for the growing 3D printing sector in an interview with Sky News Australia. She also mentions the new partnership between the University of New South Wales and Renew IT, an IT asset management firm, and highlights the issue of obsolete equipment ending up in landfills when they reach the end of their life.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/booming-3d-printing-sector-utilising-recyclable-hard-plastics/video/b8f26be1bb2fe8b600e07224599d6f9b
02/07/2024
Port Augusta in South Australia is being considered as one of the potential sites for nuclear by Federal Opposition Leader
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has proposed seven sites for the construction of nuclear reactors, if their government comes to power in next year federal elections. Under the plan, existing coal-fired power plant sites would be repurposed for nuclear reactors in Liddell and Mount Piper (NSW), Loy Yang (Vic), Tarong and Callide (Qld), Port Augusta (SA), and Collie (WA). “The first two reactors would come online in 2035 – 37,” Mr Dutton stated.
https://sabusinesschamber.com.au/news/port-augusta-among-proposed-sites-for-nuclear-reactors-if-coalition-wins-2025-election
