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Coalition urges Labor to regulate community benefits from renewable rollout

The Coalition believes the renewable energy industry has failed to provide adequate community benefits for large-scale infrastructure projects.
Shadow Energy and Emissions Reduction Minister Dan Tehan stated that something must be done now to address community issues related to the renewable rollout.
Tehan suggested that Labor adopt a policy similar to Queensland's community benefit scheme to ensure community benefits are secured during project approvals.
Queensland Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie affirmed that new laws would require renewable companies to build trust and deliver benefits to local communities.

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