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MinRes backs gas over batteries for large-scale projects as batteries are a longer-term solution.

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Waitsia gas flaring.

Waitsia gas flaring.

MinRes plans to use gas from AWE's onshore Waitsia field to power its mine sites, port and on sites where it provides services, putting paid to the notion that renewables are taking an increasing share...

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