19 November 2018
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#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects, #Planning, Environment & Sustainability
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As the Victorian state election approaches, the major parties have unveiled their competing energy policy platforms. The major parties’ policies could not be more diverse or leave the Victorian Renewable Energy Target (VRET) in more doubt.
ALP
Coalition
Greens
Change is about the only constant in the energy sector and, irrespective of the outcome of the State election, it would appear that this pattern is likely to continue.
Authors: Scott Schlink & Christabel Teo
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Melbourne
Stephen Natoli, Partner
T: +61 3 9321 9796
E: stephen.natoli@holdingredlich.com
Brisbane
Carl Hinze, Partner
T: +61 7 3135 0630
E: carl.hinze@holdingredlich.com
Sydney
Scott Alden, Partner
T: +61 2 8083 0419
E: scott.alden@holdingredlich.com
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