Power giant AGL is moving forward with plans to manufacture solar cables and recycle solar panels at the site of two retiring coal-fired power stations in NSW, despite Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s push for nuclear energy. Dutton has reignited Australia’s climate debates by criticizing the government’s renewable energy targets and proposing the deployment of seven nuclear plants at former coal-fired power station sites, including AGL’s decommissioned Liddell generator in the NSW Upper Hunter.
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