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Lion One to develop hybrid power plant for Tuvatu Gold project

CANADIAN gold explorer Lion One Metals has engaged Swiss clean energy developer Meeco Group to build and install a hybrid solar and diesel fired power station for its Tuvatu Gold project on the island of Viti Levu in the Fiji Islands.

Lion One to develop hybrid power plant for Tuvatu Gold project

Meeco will construct a seven megawatt solar system which will be integrated with a peak 11 MW diesel generator system to provide a continuous 24 hour source of energy for the mine and processing plant. ...

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