Andrew Forrest, CEO of Squadron Energy, discusses the company's $2.75 billion agreement to purchase wind turbines and the impact on Australia's energy market. He also mentions the government's Capacity Investment Scheme and its potential support for the wind projects in New South Wales.
Andrew Forrest, the CEO of Squadron Energy , announces a $2.75 billion agreement to purchase wind turbines . This commitment by an Australia n company is historic and will contribute to a more competitive and inexpensive energy market in Australia .
Forrest also mentions the government's Capacity Investment Scheme and its potential support for the wind projects in New South Wales.
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