NSW EPA
Community Update – Manning River flood clean-up and Manning Point boat ramp
· The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) continues to lead the collection and removal of flood debris from shorelines and waterways following the devastating floods across NSW earlier this year.
· EPA specialist marine clean-up contractor Varley Group are removing flood debris from the Manning River and the EPA is working to minimise impacts to the environment and human health when doing this work. Most debris will be removed via the Manning Point boat ramp.
· A staging area at Manning Point boat ramp has been established to manage the collected debris being off-loaded from boats. The removal of silage waste (bales) from the Manning River will occur from Monday 12 July 2021 until Friday 23 July 2021.
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A far-sighted decision by a 135-year-old private engineering firm to invest in Brisbane-based electric vehicle charging firm Tritium has yielded a spectacular return and Kara Frederick, Varley Groupâs tech adviser, says Tritium now has a significant opportunity to grow globally.
Tritium has tapped into a new era of US investor appetite for the electric vehicle sector triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic but which is largely absent in the laggard EV market of Australia, according to Ms Frederick.
Varley Group became Tritiumâs first external investor in 2012.
Electric dreams: Varley Groupâs Kara Frederick and Jeff Phillips have helped steer Tritium towards international markets.Â
St Bakerâs EV windfall almost 60 years in the making
May 27, 2021 â 5.35pm
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Trevor St Bakerâs ninefold return from his early investment in electric vehicle fast-charger Tritium, which is set to list on NASDAQ with a $2 billion-plus valuation, has been almost 60 years in gestation.
The energy entrepreneur perhaps best known for his stellar returns from the carbon-intensive Vales Point coal power station in NSW says the penny dropped in 1963 that the electrification of transport was the future.
Trevor St Baker stands to make a ninefold return on his $40 million investment in fast-charging system maker Tritium.Â
As a new father installing his family in their new house in Killarney Heights overlooking Sydneyâs picturesque Middle Harbour, the future Rich Lister enjoyed views of the CBD 12 kilometres away on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, only to see them disappear into grey smog by lunchtime on Monday.