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Queensland to pursue coal chain efficiencies

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  • Posted by Dale Crisp
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  • 19, June, 2025

THE QUEENSLAND government says it is determined to close the gap between the state’s port export coal capacity and actual volumes, by studying bottlenecks in supply chains. 

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