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Western Australian mines are adopting renewable energy for cost and reliability, not climate policy.
Mining companies in Western Australia’s Goldfields region are rapidly building behind-the-grid renewable energy projects to cut costs and improve reliability, driven by rising fossil fuel prices and grid instability rather than climate policy.
Northern Star is proposing a large-scale complex with wind, solar, gas, and battery storage to power its Kalgoorlie mine and potentially sell surplus electricity.
Gold Fields and Lynas are also deploying hybrid systems, with some operations running on 70% renewables.
Despite political shifts away from net zero targets, major firms maintain their 2050 emissions goals.
Projects are sited remotely to minimize local impact, and industry leaders stress that economic pragmatism—not ideology—is fueling the transition.
Las minas de Australia Occidental están adoptando la energía renovable por costo y fiabilidad, no por política climática.