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NSW has cemented its place as a renewable energy superpower, taking top spot on the
WWF-Australia’s Renewable Superpower Scorecard.
The scorecard, released today, shows NSW outranked the other states and territories as
well as the federal government based on its breadth of policies and the implementation
funds put in place to back them.
Treasurer and Energy Minister Matt Kean said the report was an endorsement of the
State’s nation-leading role in the race to decarbonise.
“We are on track to deliver the trifecta of clean, reliable and affordable power,” Mr Kean
said.

Warringah Recreation Centre will receive a major upgrade to improve facilities and boost participation through the NSW Government’s Multi-Sport Community Facility Fund. 

Member for Manly James Griffin MP said the funding was one of 39 projects funded across the State as part of the NSW Government’s commitment to turbocharge the take-up of community sport.

“This funding will modernise facilities for local clubs, associations and councils, and enable more local residents to enjoy the benefits of sport and active recreation,” James Griffin MP said.

Ambassador Caroline Kennedy visited Manly on Monday to inspect the Living Sea Walls project at the Fairy Bower Pool and learn about the world leading harbour and marine restoration project.

“It’s fantastic to welcome U.S. Ambassador Caroline Kennedy to visit Living Sea Walls and understand the world leading underwater conservation work we’re doing in Manly,” Mr Griffin said.

Mr Griffin recently announced the largest harbour restoration project in the world to reforest and restore marine habitats for penguins, seals, seahorses and turtles in Sydney Harbour.