Remote mining operations in Australia, such as Mt Weld, Bellevue gold mine, and Kathleen Valley mine, are achieving high levels of renewable energy integration, with some reaching between 80-90% renewables. Zenith Energy, which operates these hybrid power projects, emphasizes that these systems can maintain reliable supply in demanding environments, challenging the perception that high-renewable energy systems cannot support energy-intensive industrial operations. The success of these remote mining operations demonstrates the technical and commercial feasibility of high-renewable energy systems in Australia, broadening the discussion on what is achievable across the wider economy. Despite initial skepticism, the Mt Weld rare earths mine, owned by Lynas Rare Earths and backed by Gina Rinehart, is operating at an average of 93% renewables, exceeding expectations. The hybrid power plant at the mine combines wind, solar, battery, and diesel systems, resulting in cost savings, increased efficiency, and reduced emissions. Lynas sees future markets for its rare earths in electric vehicles, industry electrification, and wind turbines, showcasing the potential for high renewable shares in a larger grid and the promise of technologies like grid forming inverters for grid stability.