Rio Tinto will purchase four battery-electric trains from Wabtec Corporation for use in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
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Fortescue makes a beeline for green rail
Fortescue Metals Group has welcomed two new locomotives to its research and development facility outside Perth as the miner tests a new fuel system to decarbonise rail freight.
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Bolstering businesses as they cut carbon
Management consultancy firm Siecap Project Management and Advisory, headquartered in Brisbane, has stepped up to help businesses navigate this potentially complex transition, launching a suite of services aimed at easing the journey to compliance while identifying value-adding benefits.
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Rio Tinto plants doubt in coking coal’s future
Rio Tinto is working on removing coking coal from its steelmaking process, instead replacing it with plant matter for a cost-effective and sustainable alternative.
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EU emissions tax threatens Australian exports
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has sparked concern over Australia’s exports and carbon emission regulation.
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Federal funding for carbon-cutting technology
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced the launch date for its $43 million Industrial Energy Transformation Studies Program, to support feasibility and engineering studies.
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Energy provider gives mines the spark they need in 2021
Power supply might be what energy companies are known for, yet in 2021 the world’s leading mobile power provider Aggreko also wants to be recognised as an investor in life-of-mine projects.
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BHP, JFE to decarbonise steelmaking
BHP has established another working collaboration that aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions from the steelmaking process, this time with Japanese Steel producer JFE Steel.
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World’s leading power supplier helps miners with emission targets
Aggreko, the world’s leader in mobile, modular power, has committed to net zero emissions by 2050 and is partnering with the world’s biggest miners to use greener energy like solar, wind and natural gas.
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Forrest unveils Fortescue’s green steel plans
Fortescue Metals Group chairman Andrew Forrest has revealed his ambitions to build Australia’s first green steel pilot plant this year.
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Rio Tinto partners with Asia to decarbonise steelmaking
Rio Tinto has doubled down on its strategy to reduce carbon emissions by collaborating with Nippon Steel Corporation and China Baowu Steel Group to produce and supply low-carbon steel.
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BHP partners with Chinese to combat climate change
BHP has launched a five-year partnership with steel producer China Baowu to focus on reducing the greenhouse gas emissions in the global steel industry.
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Aggreko installs renewable power grid at Gold Fields mine
Gold Fields has partnered with energy services company Aggreko to install a renewable energy microgrid at the Granny Smith gold mine in Western Australia.
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Rio Tinto to make beer cans ‘infinitely recyclable’
Rio Tinto has joined forces with the world’s largest brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) to make beer cans out of responsibly produced, low-carbon aluminium.
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Fortescue addresses growing climate change challenge
Fortescue Metals Group has continued to work towards its 2040 net zero emissions target according to the company's 2020 climate change report.
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Epiroc partners with Vale for first ‘batteries as a service’ agreement
Epiroc has signed a batteries as a service (BaaS) agreement with Vale to safely install battery plans in two of its mining operations.
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Fortescue in urgent race for carbon neutrality
Fortescue Metals Group has set a net zero operational emissions target for 2040, with the Iron Bridge magnetite project to come into alignment when it starts operating.
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Newmont on track to reach 2020 emissions targets
Newmont has significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions across its operations, with the company’s 2019 sustainability report showing that it has almost fulfilled this year’s targets.
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Rio Tinto ramps up effort to meet emission targets
Rio Tinto chief executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques has noted that achieving the company's ambitious emission targets would not be possible without using its influence on the downstream customers.
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Mining heavyweights form Green Hydrogen Consortium
BHP, Fortescue, Anglo American and Hatch have established a green hydrogen consortium to tackle the mining industry's carbon emissions.
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