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Marinus Link is in the 'national interest' despite cost, economist Saul Eslake says

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By Clancy Balen Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The multi-billion-dollar Marinus Link interconnector across Bass Strait will shore up Tasmania's energy security and break the "deadlock" hobbling the state's energy sector development, according to a report defending the project. The report by independent economist Saul Eslake, for Clean Energy Tasmania, follows another analysis released last week, which concluded the business case for Marinus Link appeared increasingly unviable due to technology and market developments.
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Energy industry sector weighs in on AI data centre risks to Marinus Link

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By Clancy Balen Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Energy industry voices are warning that the business case for Marinus Link appears increasingly unviable if power-hungry players such as AI data centres continue to expand across Tasmania. Firmus Technologies, a Singapore-based company led by co-founders Oliver Curtis and Tim Rosenfield, has designs on using a significant portion of Tasmania's energy to power three AI data centres in the state's north.
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Nyrstar smelters in Hobart and Port Pirie to receive $105 million in further federal-state government help

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By Clancy Balen Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A further $105 million federal and state funding package has been announced for struggling Nyrstar smelters in Tasmania and South Australia. Last August, Nyrstar received a $135 million joint funding package from the governments to keep the smelters in Hobart and Port Pirie in operation. That funding — a $57.5 million contribution from the federal government, $55 million from South Australia, and $22.5 million from Tasmania — expired on May 1 this year.
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