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Cloncurry mine's move to renewables backed by state government fund

Summary by northweststar.com.au
Cloncurry's Dugald River mine aims for 80 per cent renewables, securing $200 million from the North West Energy Fund. Discover the future for regional power.

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Cloncurry mine's move to renewables backed by state government fund

Cloncurry's Dugald River mine aims for 80 per cent renewables, securing $200 million from the North West Energy Fund. Discover the future for regional power.

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northweststar.com.au broke the news on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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