The Queensland Community Energy Forum was held in Biloela on Monday 24 November, drawing more than 170 people from agriculture, community groups, local businesses, First Nations, energy and resources, as well as all levels of government. The strong turnout highlighted the region’s growing interest in the evolving energy and resources landscape across the Callide Dawson region.
Across the Forum, attendees discussed issues such as construction impacts, road and traffic management, emergency response planning, environmental safeguards, and long-term land use.
A dedicated expo allowed residents to discuss project proposals face-to-face with developers and government agencies.
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Read the official media release here.
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