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Raglan Mine reports 2025 diesel and emissions savings from wind-battery system

Glencore Canada said a 6 MW wind farm and 3 MW battery system displaced 3.19 million litres of diesel and avoided 8,900 tonnes of greenhouse-gas emissions in 2025.

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Glencore Canada said on October 15 that Raglan Mine's 6-megawatt wind farm and 3-megawatt battery system displaced 3.19 million litres of diesel and avoided 8,900 tonnes of greenhouse-gas emissions during 2025. The company linked the figures to the mine's operating energy system in Nunavik, northern Quebec.

The announcement accompanied Clean50 and Clean16 recognition for Raglan's vice-president and discussed the site's longer-term operations and Inuit business procurement. The diesel and emissions figures are company-reported; the release did not provide a calculation method or independent audit for them. They describe reported 2025 outcomes, not a forecast of future reductions.

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Raglan's 2025 energy results

Diesel and emissions figures reported by Glencore Canada for its wind and battery system.

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    3.19 million litres of diesel; 8,900 tonnes GHG

    Company-reported figures attributed to a 6 MW wind farm and 3 MW battery system.

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2025 figures are transcribed from the company release; no independent verification or method was provided.

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