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Some communities push back on battery projects over looks and safety
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Some communities push back on battery projects over looks and safety

NSW planning exempted battery projects from automatic commission referral. Some local communities cite visual impact, noise and fire risk as genuine concerns.

Why it mattersDevelopers who ignore community concerns risk losing social licence. They also make projects harder to build. Battery storage is essential for Australia's energy grid to work.

AustraliaBattery storage is key to Australia's plan to transition to clean energy; local resistance may slow the rollout needed to replace coal power.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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