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MEU calls for clarity on Victoria's energy future

Union questions the planning for Loy Yang's replacement

AGL Energy’s Loy Yang A power station provides around 30% of Victoria’s electricity requirements.

AGL Energy’s Loy Yang A power station provides around 30% of Victoria’s electricity requirements. | Credits: AGL Energy

The Mining and Energy Union is pushing for "a frank and realistic assessment" of Victoria's energy infrastructure amid growing concerns about the future of the state's coal-fired power stations. EnergyAustralia's...

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