National to cut red tape for renewable electricity projects
Luxon keen to encourage investment by private sector, opposes Lake Onslow.
National Party leader Christopher Luxon.
Will Mace
Fri, 31 Mar 2023
The National Party has vowed to cut red tape around the construction of renewable energy generation projects by forcing councils to make resource consent decisions within one year, and restricting their ability to decline an application.
Party leader Christopher Luxon announced the “Electrify”
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Will Mace
Fri, 31 Mar 2023
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