Large-scale Renewable Energy in NSW
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This document discusses the growth of renewable energy in NSW, Australia. It notes that NSW has seen a rapid increase in large-scale renewable energy projects, with over 7,000 MW of capacity installed as of 2015. The renewable energy pipeline in NSW includes over 5,000 MW of projects that are under construction, approved, or seeking approval. NSW has also emerged as a leader in large-scale solar energy, home to Australia's largest solar plant in Nyngan. The document outlines NSW's Renewable Energy Action Plan, which aims to increase renewable energy investment, build community support, and grow expertise in the sector through initiatives like the UNSW solar efficiency breakthrough and NIER Knowledge Hub.
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