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Botten-chaired solar developer needs more capital to stay float

Renewable player endures financial loss

Yiying Li and Rueben Hale

Botten-chaired solar developer needs more capital to stay float

Credits: Vast Renewables

Under the leadership of former Oil Search chief Peter Botten, Vast Renewables is seeking to bolster its financial position following a substantial annual loss nearing $450 million. In the first half...

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