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Colin PackhamEnergy and resources reporter
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The end of coal power in Australia is in sight, but if Australia is to avoid price spikes or blackouts, rapid development of new renewable energy generation and transmission lines will be required, says Transgrid CEO Brett Redman.

Globally, the International Energy Agency estimates such a transition would require investment of about $US5 trillion by 2030.

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