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ACCIONA joins Rio, Orica in building Qld clean energy

THE Australian division of Spanish renewables multinational Acciona has today signed a statement of cooperation with the Queensland government to collaborate on developing the state’s clean energy sector.

Jonathon Davidson

An onshore wind farm (supplied: Acciona)

It joins Rio Tinto, Alpha HPA and Orica in signing the central Queensland SoC. According to the office of the deputy premier Steven Miles, the SoC will "secure the competitiveness of Queensland" by...

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