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Renewable energy player swings axe

WIND farm and hydro-energy player Pacific Hydro has cut staff numbers ahead of government plans t...

Blair Price
Renewable energy player swings axe

According to The Australian, Pacific Hydro cut 14 full-time jobs - 10% of its workforce in line with the 10% fall in revenue it expects as a consequence of a more competitive post-tax conventional energy...

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