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Industry Capability Network WA

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International Trade Services

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WA Works

Energy

Danish company plans massive wind farm

By CCIWA Editor

09 September 2022

Copenhagen Energy has submitted a proposal for an $8 billion offshore wind farm off the coast of Lancelin for Federal approval.

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