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PWCS goes renewable

ONE of the world’s major coal exporters, Port Waratah Coal Services at the Port of Newcastle in New South Wales, has announced it will increasingly use renewable energy from next year.

 PWCS will begin an electricity contract with Origin Energy from January 1.

PWCS will begin an electricity contract with Origin Energy from January 1.

PWCS will begin an electricity contract with Origin Energy from January 1 that includes all electricity requirements and the progressively increasing purchase of renewable electricity. The renewable...

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