Turnbull eyes greener Australia in move away from Abbott era
He supports 2 clean-energy bodies his predecessor wanted scrapped
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced support for two clean-energy bodies, seeking to burnish his government's green credentials with an election in Australia potentially just over three months away.
Mr Turnbull's Liberal-National coalition will keep the Clean Energy Finance Corp and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency - both of which his predecessor Tony Abbott wanted scrapped. He'll also create a new A$1 billion (S$1.04 billion) Clean Energy Innovation Fund, the prime minister told reporters in Bloomberg's Sydney bureau on Wednesday.
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