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07/05/2022 at 12:08 pm #4450
Rachel Alford
Keymaster

    Hi Shawn,

    Thanks for your questions! The first one I’ve already answered here:

    energy requirements

    In terms of the environment, there are three sites that Dawul Wuru have identified to us as being potential locations for the Hub (Wangetti, Dungarra and Taylor Point), you can explore these in our interactive resources which will give you an idea of the environment and geography of those areas.

    Thanks,
    Rachel

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