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| − | {{ | + | {{Show badges| CoalVictoria|Navbar-Victoriaandcoal}}'''Alastair Phillips''' is the Regulatory Manager for [[TRUenergy]].<ref>[http://new.dpi.vic.gov.au/energy/policy/greenhouse-challenge/feed-in-tariffs/consultation-paper/truenergy-submission "TRUenergy Submission: Feed-in Tariff Review"], Submission to the Victorian Department of Primary Industries Feed-in Tariff Review, 23 July 2010.</ref> is a subsidiary of [[CLP]], owns and operates the 1480 megawatt brown coal-fired [[Yallourn W power station]] in Victoria, Australia as well as several gas-fired power stations in New South Wales and Victoria. The firm also "manages a 50 percent share in wind farm development business [[Roaring 40s]] on behalf of its parent company, CLP."<ref>TRUenergy, [http://www.truenergy.com.au/About/index.xhtml "About TRUenergy"], TRUenergy website, accessed August 2010.</ref> |
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Alastair Phillips is the Regulatory Manager for TRUenergy.[1] is a subsidiary of CLP, owns and operates the 1480 megawatt brown coal-fired Yallourn W power station in Victoria, Australia as well as several gas-fired power stations in New South Wales and Victoria. The firm also "manages a 50 percent share in wind farm development business Roaring 40s on behalf of its parent company, CLP."[2]
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- ↑ "TRUenergy Submission: Feed-in Tariff Review", Submission to the Victorian Department of Primary Industries Feed-in Tariff Review, 23 July 2010.
- ↑ TRUenergy, "About TRUenergy", TRUenergy website, accessed August 2010.
