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Australia Power and Western Australia Mining 2014
April 27, 2014
Australia’s power and mining industries have long been firmly positioned among the world’s leaders, at least in terms of their economic might. Yet things are changing. New efforts to move away from coal-fired generation are forcing a rapid rise in renewable and alternative energy expertise. The poor state of global mining finance is leading companies to look at new jurisdictions and find innovative methods of financing. In both cases, the former brute strength of the sectors is giving way to a more sophisticated leadership.
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"We expanded our business in West Africa and built our largest mine to date at a time when the markets were risk averse. Being counter-cyclical takes both discipline and guts, but it pays off and we are now reaping the benefits."
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