Energy company KEPCO slams Independent Planning Commission over 11th hour hold-up

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated July 31 2019 - 9:06am, first published 8:38am
Protests: Signs in the Bylong Valley illustrate the split between supporters and objectors to the proposed underground and open cut coal mine proposal by KEPCO.
Protests: Signs in the Bylong Valley illustrate the split between supporters and objectors to the proposed underground and open cut coal mine proposal by KEPCO.

KOREAN Government-backed mining company KEPCO has strongly criticised the NSW Independent Planning Commission over a lapsed consent the company fears may force its controversial Bylong coal project "back to square one".

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