Energy, Environment and Climate Change minister Lily D'Ambrosio has toured Bendigo's historic woollen mill to witness a major renewable energy project in action.
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The mill is one of five sites across the region to benefit from renewable energy, and Ms D'Ambrosio said thanks to the program, the Bendigo Woollen Mills - a historic coal-fired power station and Australia's largest manufacturer and distributor of knitting yarn - is now generating clean energy.
"Our community-owned and operated hubs are bringing local renewable energy projects to life across Victoria, having an exponential impact on businesses and whole communities."
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