As we transition to a clean energy future, securing buy-in from major businesses, industries, and stakeholders across the state is crucial in order to achieve our emissions reductions targets, improve our environment, and foster sustainable economic growth. That's why it's great to see Cairns and Mackay airports play their part and agree to power 100% of their land operations with renewable energy. This landmark partnership with publicly-owned CleanCo Queensland will pave the way for a more environmentally conscious approach to aviation. The agreement, backed by energy from the Kaban Wind Farm near Ravenshoe, will commence in 2025, underscoring a significant shift towards sustainable practices in the region. What's truly remarkable about this collaboration is its local impact. By harnessing renewable energy generated in North Queensland, Cairns and Mackay airports are not just helping to create a cleaner environment, they are also bolstering the renewable energy industry, supporting jobs in the local community, and strengthening their commitment to sustainable tourism. With renewable energy soon set to power airports across Queensland, we're flying towards a cleaner future; one where our state is positioned as a beacon of sustainability for generations to come. #aviation #renewableenergy #alternativeenergy #partnership
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