Aussie solar firm Vast closes in on$900m NYSE listing
Vast Solar has turned to the US at Australia’s expense with a $900m listing on Wall Street planned for this year as it looks make renewable energy cheaper for households.
Vast Solar has turned to the US at Australia’s expense with a $900m listing on Wall Street planned for this year as it looks make renewable energy cheaper for households.
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Mackay tradie Jack Briscoe now works for a company focused on renewable energy, including selling solar products to the mines.
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