Browse mixed in Beryl

Overview

Beryl sits in a part of New South Wales that is surrounded by a diverse mix of active power stations. The broader region hosts facilities that generate electricity from solar, coal‑fired steam turbines, gas turbines and reciprocating engines, hydroelectric flow, wind farms, biomass combustion and cogeneration of waste heat. This variety of energy sources underpins a landscape where industrial activity and the natural environment coexist.