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Construction starts on one of Queensland’s biggest batteries
Premier Steven Miles, Deputy Premier Cameron Dick and Energy Minister Mick de Brenni have today marked the start of construction on one of Queensland’s biggest
Kuranda Weir Recovery Project
When Tropical Cyclone Jasper crossed the Queensland coast in December 2023, the weather system impacted many North Queensland communities and essential service infrastructure, including CleanCo’s
Australia’s largest solar farm powers up Coles this Christmas
Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen and Minister for Public Works and Procurement The Honourable Mick de Brenni Publicly-owned CleanCo is providing Coles with 95
Celebrating 60 years of clean energy generation for one of Queensland’s oldest hydro stations
Commissioned in 1963, the Barron Gorge Hydroelectric Power Station has been supplying Queensland with clean energy for generations. To commemorate the power station’s 60th anniversary,
Moah Creek Wind Farm to power Central Queensland’s clean energy future
Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen and Minister for Public Works and Procurement The Honourable Mick de Brenni Big Central Queensland wind farm enabled through
Dulacca Wind Farm Powers Up for Queensland
Queensland’s latest renewable energy asset – Dulacca Wind Farm – has officially been opened with CleanCo to acquire 70 per cent of the wind farm’s output.
CleanCo’s Swanbank Clean Energy Hub Opens Opportunities for Net Zero Energy Technologies
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BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) has signed a new agreement with publicly owned CleanCo Queensland that will see approximately half of its forecasted electricity requirements acquired
Swanbank celebrates 50 years of power generation and charges towards a clean energy future
This month the Swanbank energy precinct celebrates 50 years since the completion of the original coal-fired power stations –Swanbank A and Swanbank B– which delivered reliable power and economic opportunity to south east Queensland over five decades. Now, Queensland powers towards a net zero future, the site is being transformed into a clean energy hub.