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Delta turns down Taylor’s $8.7 million grant for Vales Point upgrades – RenewEconomy
Owners of Vales Point power station turn down $8.7 million grant, blaming the Morrison government for taking too long to approve funds for turbine upgrades.
Delta Electricity has turned down $8.7 million in federal government funding and has cancelled a planned turbine upgrade at the 1.3GW Vales Point coal-fired power station, after concluding it would take the Morrison government too long to formally approve the grant.
A special $8.7 million allocation had been made in the most recent federal budget, handed down in October, to provide funding to Delta Electricity to undertake upgrades and repairs to one of the turbines at the Vales Point power station.
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