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EVOLUTION mining has moved closer to increasing throughput at its Cowal gold operation near West Wyalong, New South Wales and is unleashing hackers on its data sets to further improve operations at Cowal and two more of its mines.

Approval has been received for plant throughput increases at Cowal and a hackathon is looking at improving truck cycle times there too.

Approval has been received for plant throughput increases at Cowal and a hackathon is looking at improving truck cycle times there too.

The company has received NSW Department of Planning and Environment approval to increase the Cowal plant processing rate 31% from 7.5 million tonnes per annum to 9.8Mtpa. The approval came sooner than...

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