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Sun Cable clears new hurdle for world’s biggest solar and battery project
Monday 27 Jun 22 11:45am
SUN CABLE'S Australia-Asia PowerLink, the massive solar and battery project backed by Australia’s two richest men, Andrew Forrest and Mike Cannon-Brookes, has cleared another important hurdle with a ringing endorsement of its economic merits from Infrastructure Australia
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