Anti-battery campaign heats up at Dederang

Infrastructure and Transport

Feb 14 2024 Updated February 14, 2024

Brodie Everist

BATTERY BOTHER: A group of around 100 people attened the Mint Renewables' drop-in session on February 2. PHOTO: Supplied.

AROUND 100 people attended Mint Renewables’ drop-in session at the Dederang Recreation Reserve multi-purpose building this month to voice their concerns about the proposed Dederang battery energy storage system (BESS), according to spokesperson for Friends of the Kiewa and Alpine Valley Inc Sharon McEvoy.

“It was clearly evident [Mint Renewables] do not have the support of our community or th...

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