Equinor and Oceanex receive feasibility licenses for Novocastrian Wind
Published by Theodore Reed-Martin,
Editorial Assistant
Energy Global,
The Australian Government has made a preliminary decision on feasibility licenses for offshore wind projects off the coast of Hunter, New South Wales.
Novocastrian Wind Pty Ltd has been shortlisted to move to the next stage of the feasibility licensing process.
If approved, the proposed project could:
The Offshore Infrastructure Registrar received 8 feasibility license applications across the 1854 km2 zone.
The final decision on feasibility licenses in the Hunter is subject to the outcomes of the consultation processes with license applicants and First Nations groups. Offshore wind projects can’t be built yet.
The feasibility license stage includes:
Offshore wind offers a large scale, secure, reliable and clean energy source for our electricity network. This decision brings Australia’s offshore wind industry another step closer to reality.
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