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Special report: when it comes to cutting carbon, ELV options limited

Research by AMM shows there are few options available for miners in the electric light vehicle space

The Voltra BHP was trialling underground at Olympic Dam.

The Voltra BHP was trialling underground at Olympic Dam. | Credits: BHP

Where can miners turn to get light vehicles if they are to do away with their diesel-burning utes in an effort to cut emissions? Research by Australia's Mining Monthly shows the options are limited.  ...

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