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Big Solar

PilbaraSize: 250MW

WorleyParsonsproposed.

Big SolarSize: 250MW

BrightSource EnergySolar Flagships applicant.

Size: 200MW

MidWest EnergySolar Flagships applicant.

Potential Wave Power Sites*

1. Exmouth

Feasibility study with Department of Defence.2. Garden Island (Naval Base)

Feasibility MoU with Department of Defence.3. Albany

Exclusive offshore and onshore investigationlicences and lease option.4. Port MacDonnell

Offshore licence agreement.

5. Portland and Warrnambool

Offshore investigation licence and lease option.6. Phillip Island

Offshore investigation licence and lease optionMoU with onshore landowner.7. Port Kembla

Oceanlinx 3rd generation wave energy pilotplant, grid connected.

Geothermal hotspot

InnaminckaGeodynamics Ltd3 wells drilledPotential to support10,000 MW of generation.

Big Solar

Size: 40MW

Whyalla Solar OasisConsortium.REDP funded.

Big SolarSize: 200MW

Acciona.Solar Flagships shortlist.

Big Solar

MilduraSize: 180MW PVTRUenergySolar Flagships shortlist.

Size: 154MW PV

SilexHas LETDF funding.

Wave Power Farm

Port KemblaSize 2.5MW (pilot)

OceanlixPotential for 500MW.

Big Solar

NSW TablelandsSize: 150MW PVBP Solar

Solar Flagships shortlist.

Big Solar

Bourke-Moree regionPossible solar hub.

Big Solar

Size: 150MW

TransfieldSolar Flagships shortlist

Big SolarSize:200MW

Acciona Energy OceaniaSolar Flagships shortlist.

Big Solar

Size: 300MW

Samsung AustraliaSolar/biomass proposed..Geothermal hotspot

Proposed supply forMillungera Basin Supply for Mt Isa &resources corridor.

Big SolarSize: 250MW

Wind Prospect CWPSolar Flagships shortlist.

Size: 200MW

Parsons Brinckerhoff

Solar Flagships shortlist.

Size: 23MW

CS EnergyREDP funded.1

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24 Daily Solar Exposure -Annual Average

MegaJoules/m2

Source: Bureau of Meteorology

Commonwealth of Australia

This is a snapshot of just some of the many opportunities for expandedrenewable energy projects that could be possible, with new government policies.ACF does not endorse particular proposals or companies.

Fact:Carnegie estimates that 1500MW

of wave energy could be installed at keysites across southern Australiaby 2020, creating 3,210 jobs.

*Potential wave power sites 1-6 areproposed by Carnegie Wave Energy Ltd.

Map prepared by Demap, www.demap.com.auAuthorised by Don Henry, Executive Director, Australian Conservation Foundation, Floor 1, 60 Leicester Street, Carlton VIC 3053

icareCLEANABOUT

cut pollution, create jobs!

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Our economy is too dependenton energy sources that causepollution.

We need our leaders to promote the

rapid scale up of clean energy likesolar, geothermal and wave power,

making it cheaper, faster.

Big renewable energy projects have

been proposed across Australia,

including 52 large-scale solar power

stations - enough to power 2.2 million

Aussie homes with clean solar energy!But they need a clear go signal from

our governments.

Australia needs new incentives to

boost renewable energy, combined

with a price tag on pollution to

level the playing feld with dirty

energy and create new investmentsand jobs.

What are we waiting for? Lets cut

pollution and make clean energy

cheaper!

This is a snapshot of just some of the many opportunities for expanded renewable energy projects that could be possible,with new government policies. ACF does not endorse particular proposals or companies.

Authorised by Don Henry, Executive Director, Australian Conservation Foundation, Floor 1, 60 Leicester Street, Carlton VIC 3053

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

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