This week’s episode is a special “live” podcast recorded at the Energy and Mines conference in Perth, where it has been clear that the mining industry is about to embark on a huge shift in energy supply, dumping diesel and gas for wind, solar, batteries and hydrogen
This episode features Sunshift general manager Will Rayward-Smith, Clean Energy Council region advisor Dermot Costello, Oakley Greenwood principal consultant Emily Alford, and Capricon Metals’ chief operating officer Peter Thompson.
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