Western Australia’s government has kicked off a raft of green energy manufacturing projects worth over $4 million as part of ongoing efforts to slash the state’s reliance on international suppliers.
Six battery and wind power manufacturing projects received $1.7 million through the state’s Local Battery Manufacturing and Wind Energy Manufacturing Co-Investment programs in a new round of grants announced on Tuesday.
Worth a collective $4.4 million, the projects will support …
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