The Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has welcomed the release of the Project Marinus Business
Case Assessment which confirms that a 1,500-megawatt Bass Strait interconnector is
technically feasible and commercially viable. Project Marinus would see a second
interconnector cable established across the Bass Strait, providing Tasmania with increased
energy security and allowing Tasmania to export clean energy to mainland Australia, as the
nation moves away from relying on coal.
Upcoming event – Using cover crops to boost productivity and soil health, a farmer-led workshop
Join us for a farmer-led workshop at Kindred looking at ways to improve productivity, soil health and farm resilience using diverse cover crops. Topics covered will include: Using a systems approach to improving soil health and profitability Managing covers to their...