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Carnegie sells 50% stake in Northam solar farm to Indigenous partnership.

Helen Clark
A representation of the solar farm

A representation of the solar farm

The two groups have signed a binding terms sheet for a 50% share in the 10 megawatt Northam solar farm with Carnegie retaining the other 50%, though how the IBA and PNF will split their share is not known. ...

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