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Solar to boost outback water

SOLAR power is being studied for a potential role in boosting water supplies to the remote mining city of Mount Isa in Queensland's outback.

Solar to boost outback water

Queensland Minister for Energy and Water Supply Mark Bailey said the Mt Isa Water Board was progressing the study to bring reduced-cost solar pumping of water from Lake Julius. “This project has the...

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