NSW Energy Minister Matt Kean has announced to a media conference NSW will be “building the biggest network battery anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere”.
NSW Energy Minister Matt Kean has announced to a media conference NSW will be “building the biggest network battery anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere”.“It will ensure that we are the renewable energy superpower of the nation … that the rest of the states can only dream of catching up to.
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