The
RET
offers
opportunities
for
an
industry
buffeted
by
changing
state
policies.
The
target
of
generating
20%
of
Australia’s
electricity
from
renewables
—
with
a
large
portion
expected
to
come
from
wind
—
has
the
advantage
of
being
agreed
upon
by
the
Labor
government
and
the
opposition
Liberal-National
coalition.
But
the
review
is
eyed
anxiously
by
an
industry
unnerved
by
volatility
in
state
planning
laws,
which,
in
the
case
of
Victoria,
has
virtually
put
an
end
to
new
investment.
Chris
Judd,
chief
executive
and
managing
director
of
REpower
Australia
—
the…
