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Terracom spruiks solar option

TERRACOM, the New South Wales company that hit the headlines for buying the Blair Athol thermal coal mine in Queensland for a mere $1, has announced it is going green.

The company, which has a coking coal mine in the South Gobi Desert, Mongolia, says it wants to construct a 60 megawatt solar power station on rehabilitated land at the Blair Athol mine. Executive chairman...

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