Minsol Group Blogs
13 November 2024
Source: Linkedin
The Framework includes a suite of guidelines and tools that will support the Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap and emissions reduction targets.
It includes five new and updated guidelines:
* Wind Energy Guidelines – provides advice on planning considerations relevant to wind energy development, including visual impacts, site selection and decommissioning.
* Transmission Guidelines – addresses route selection, community consultation expectations and visual imp...
12 March 2024
Minsol Group team members, David Lambert and Ben Whitfield attended the Landholder Engagement Training hosted in Brisbane by The Energy Charter which included hearing from those impacted on the ground: farmers, landholders and communities. The 60+ participants included transmission, renewable developers, Ombudsman and government representatives from around Australia.
Topics covered
The social licence context
Setting the scene: Renewable energy development ...
2 August 2023
Source: CoreLogic
After more than two years of unabated increases in the price to build a new home or renovate, the pressure on construction costs has come off the boil, despite lingering volatility among individual material types.
CoreLogic’s Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI), which tracks the cost to build a typical new home, returned a quarterly growth rate of 0.7% for the June quarter, the lowest rate since September 2020 and well below the 1.2% decade average.
The quar...
4 July 2022
Source: Queensland Country Life
Queensland landholders impacted by Inland Rail are at a major disadvantage compared to their interstate counterparts, according to a lawyer advising landholders along the proposed route.
Adair Donaldson, Donaldson Law, Toowoomba, said while there was ongoing debate about the final route of the controversial project, what was not in dispute was that whatever route was chosen, landholders would be sacrificing their land and livelihoods for the benefit of ...
31 May 2022
Source: AVAA
The first decision under recent Anti-Phoenixing Laws has been handed down. Victorian Supreme Court Associate Justice Gardiner observed that the case had “all the classic hallmarks of a phoenix transaction” before handing down his decision. It is his opinion that assets had been transferred below market value - or best available price at the time.
Introduced under the Treasury Laws Amendment (Combating Illegal Phoenixing) Act 2020 and takin...
Introduced under the Treasury Laws Amendment (Combating Illegal Phoenixing) Act 2020 and takin...