Western Australia opens comment on proposed 870MW gas-fired power station near Perth
Western Australia's environmental watchdog has opened public comment on a proposed 870-megawatt gas-fired power station at Keralup, about 75 kilometres south of Perth. The project was released on the same day the state government set out plans to almost double renewable energy generation over the next five years. If approved, it would be the state's largest gas-fired power station.The proposal is for the privately owned Keralup Energy Hub, developed by energy company APA. According to the material released for comment, the project would include a 210-megawatt facility linked to a future bio-fertiliser production plant and a 660-megawatt facility that would... [Continue Reading]
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