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    Malabar Coal to seek approval for ‘Maxwell Solar Project’ on Drayton Mine Site

    admin August 21, 2018 September 24th, 2023

    Home » Malabar Coal to seek approval for ‘Maxwell Solar Project’ on Drayton Mine Site

    Malabar Coal LTD (Malabar) has confirmed its intention to develop a solar farm on a portion of the old Drayton Mine site at Muswellbrook.

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