News
30 August 2018

Queensland launches its own renewable energy company

In:
Renewable energy
Region:
Asia-Pacific

The government of Queensland has launched a renewable energy generating company as recommended by an Australian Competition and Consumer Commission report into the electricity sector. The two existing state-owned generators – CS Energy and Stanwell Corporation – are coal and gas companies.

CleanCo will receive an initial A$250 million ($182 million) grant to develop 1GW of renewable energy and will begin trading electricity mid-next year.

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