❓ A parliamentary question seeks details about the $30 million Collie biomass energy plant promised during the election, including capacity, timelines, procurement process, and its impact on Synergy's renewable energy targets. The answer provides no specific details, stating the commitment is under analysis.
AnsweredQoN 754Legislative Assembly
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In relation to the $30 million Collie biomass energy plant committed to during the election: (a) what is the capacity; (b) when will construction begin; (c) when will construction be completed; (d) will it be delivered through open and competitive tender; (e) will it be merchant plant or will Synergy be required to have an offtake agreement; (f) will the Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) contribute to Synergy’s Large-Scale Renewable Energy Target liability; and (g) if yes to (f), how many LGCs will be generated by 2020?
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Answered
8 August 2017
Responded by
Minister for Energy
Response time
8 days
The abovementioned election commitment is being addressed within the current term of government and will be subject to proper analysis and processes to ensure this commitment delivers the best possible outcomes for electricity consumers and the local Collie community.
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