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Seaspray beach residents push back on wind farm turbines 10km from shore

A tiny coastal community in Victoria's east is battling an international wind energy giant that wants to build towering turbines in the ocean 10 kilometres from shore. 

Almost 400 people attended a protest meeting last month to register their concerns about the Blue Mackerel proposal for Seaspray, along the Ninety Mile Beach.

With its old-school shop, surf life saving club and caravan park, Seaspray could be mistaken for a sleepy coastal hollow.

But residents are riled up by what has been proposed by joint venture JERA Nex BP and are calling for the project to be struck out.

Sixty turbines in the sea

International joint venture JERA Nex BP, based in London, wants to build 60 to 70 turbines spaced a kilometre apart along a 163-square-kilometre area of ocean between Seaspray and Woodside, south of Sale in Gippsland. 

The company and its shareholders, Tokyo Electric Power Company and Chubu Electric Power, say the wind farm could deliver 1 gigawatt of renewable energy by 2033, enough to power 750,000 homes each year.

In December, the plans were granted major…