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Queensland holds half of Australia's proposed onshore wind capacity, but policy and community challenges are making it the slowest state to build the projects.

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Half of Australia's windfarm pipeline is in slowest-building state

Queensland holds half of Australia's proposed onshore wind capacity, but policy and community challenges are making it the slowest state to build the projects.

By Brandon Long and Dan McCray · Nov 10, 2026, 10:30 PM UTC

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Half of Australia's windfarm pipeline is in slowest-building state
Queensland holds half of Australia's proposed onshore wind capacity, but policy and community challenges are making it the slowest state to build the projects.
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