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CME calls for urgent energy reforms in federal Budget submission

Peak industry body pleads for cost and red tape reduction

Adrienne LaBombard.

Adrienne LaBombard. | Credits: CME.

The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA (CME) has warned that investment in critical energy projects is at risk unless the federal government acts swiftly to cut costs and streamline approvals. In...

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