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Tilt's Rye Park plans bolstered by new agreement

ASX 100 gold producer Newcrest Mining has signed a 15-year power purchase agreement with Tilt Renewables as part of a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about 20%.

Kristie Batten and Mark Tilly

Tilt's Rye Park plans bolstered by new agreement

Tilt is developing the A$700 million Rye Park wind farm in New South Wales, about 185km from Newcrest's Cadia operation, the second-largest gold mine in Australia. Rye Park is expected to begin commercial...

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