Inside the Eraring Power Station before it closes in 2025 | February 24, 2022 | Newcastle Herald

Newcastle Herald 2022-02-25

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Australia's largest coal-fire power station is still operational, but will close seven years before originally forecast due to an "influx of renewables" making the operation unviable into the future.
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