Brookfield’s renewable energy development business Neoen plans to supercharge its investment in Australia, spending a further $10 billion by 2030 in a commitment that defies the stumbling blocks slowing the country’s troubled clean energy rollout.
The spend will more than double the investment Neoen has made in wind, solar and battery projects in Australia since its entry in 2012, said Jean-Christophe Cheylus, regional chief executive for the business in Australia.
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