Social licence in New England, and a sea of household batteries

Update: 2025-10-31

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Amber's Chris Thompson talks home batteries and V2G at All Energy, while RE-Alliance's Andrew Bray and Uralla Council's Emily Sims discuss social licence in New England. And the news of the week, including EPBC and Tomago.

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Social licence in New England, and a sea of household batteries

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Social licence in New England, and a sea of household batteries

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Social licence in New England, and a sea of household batteries