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Australian grower backs $291 million bioenergy plant to power 31,000 homes

Australian grower backs $291 million bioenergy plant to power 31,000 homes

An Australian fruit grower has invested in a $291 million bioenergy plant that will generate enough power to supply 31,000 homes.

The plant, located in Victoria, will use waste fruit and vegetable material to produce electricity and heat.

The project is expected to create around 100 jobs during construction and 20 permanent positions once operational.

The grower, Costa Group, aims to reduce its carbon footprint and support the local community through the initiative.

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