-- GenusPlus Group（ASX:GNP）は、タスマニア州北西部送電開発事業の第1段階建設工事について、TasNetworksが最終投資決定を承認したと、金曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で発表した。 プロジェクトの資金調達には、Clean Energy Financeからの最大12億豪ドルの融資と、タスマニア州政府からの出資が含まれる。 GenusPlusは、提出書類によると、建設工事は9月期に開始される見込みである。 提出書類によると、着工通知の発行は、タスマニア州計画委員会の許可条件の充足、およびタスマニア州民事行政裁判所における許可手続きの解決を含む条件を満たすことを前提としている。
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