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Feds commit further $11M to CopperString 2.0

THE federal government has offered further financial support of the CopperString 2.0 project of A$11 million to help it towards a final investment decision this year.

Energy and emissions reduction minister Angus Taylor

Energy and emissions reduction minister Angus Taylor

The project is designed to connect North Queensland to the rest of the National Electricity Market and send power into the North West Minerals Province. All up an extra 1000 kilometres of high voltage...

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