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Philippine’s ACEN, Australian Aboriginal group team up for renewable energy

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Philippine energy firm ACEN Corp has collaborated with Australia's Yindjibarndi Aboriginal group to develop a large renewable energy project in the heart of Western Australia's iron ore mining region.

The Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corp (YAC) and ACEN plan to develop up to 3 GW of renewables on land owned by the community, they said on July 18.

They first plan to build 750 MW in combined wind, solar, and battery storage within several years for an investment of A$1 billion ($682 million).

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