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Carbon Counter: Australia falling short of 2030 renewable energy targets

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A series of transmission lines at Malaga in Perth, April 2015(ABC News: Andrew O'Connor)
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Plans by the federal government for Australia to generate more than four-fifths of its power from renewable sources by 2030 are coming under pressure amid claims the country is way off track.

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Stephanie Bashir, CEO of renewable energy advisory Nexa

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