Hunter Valley Operations amends mining proposal
Hunter Valley Operations (HVO) has amended its proposal to continue mining until 2050 by using the feedback on its environmental impact statement (EIS).
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BHP celebrates green partnership
BHP, Curtin University, and Greening Australia partnered up three years ago to trail vegetation barriers in Port Hedland.
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Sandvik and SSAB team for steel
Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions and global steel company SSAB have signed a letter of intent to secure fossil-free steel.
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“Australia has a golden opportunity”: EITI on responsible mineral resourcing
Global standard for good mineral resources governance Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) has encouraged Australia to position itself internationally as a responsible mineral sourcing leader.
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Southwest WA’s role in supporting decarbonisation
Western Australian Minister Don Punch has addressed the Critical Minerals Industry Luncheon in Bunbury, where he emphasised the importance of the southwest WA region’s role in supplying and processing critical minerals needed for the clean energy transition.
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BHP determined to do better
In a speech to the major’s annual general meeting, BHP chairman Ken MacKenzie said the company is committed to contributing positively to the lives of Indigenous communities.
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First T 264 haul truck arrives at Fortescue mine
Liebherr Mining has delivered the first T 264 haul truck to Fortescue’s Eliwana iron ore mine in the Pilbara region of WA.
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Fortescue expands green hydrogen horizons
Fortescue has invested about $NOK100 million ($13.5 million) to become the third largest shareholder in green hydrogen developer Norwegian Hydrogen.
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“Rising fuel prices have increased EV competitiveness”: Fortescue on mining electrification
Fortescue chief executive officer Dino Otranto said that rising fuel prices have increased the competitiveness of electric vehicles, and the mining industry is currently applying the lessons learnt to other sectors.
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Port of Newcastle delivers sustainability
The Port of Newcastle has achieved its highest coveted global real estate sustainability benchmark (GRESB) score to date.
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The future of Latrobe Valley mine rehabilitation
The Victorian Government has released the first amendment to its Latrobe Valley Regional Rehabilitation Strategy (LVRRS).
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Queensland’s phosphate boom
North West Phosphate will begin mining operations on 65,000 square kilometres of untapped phosphate tenements in north-west Queensland, the ABC reported.
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A commitment to clarity on copper
Anglo American and Mitsubishi Materials have agreed to collaborate on a responsible copper value chain in Australia.
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Clearer guidelines for decommissioning in WA
The Western Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) is seeking open consultation for guidance on best-practice decommissioning.
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Australia bolsters its critical minerals
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King represented Australia at the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Critical Minerals and Clean Energy Summit last week.
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Fortescue shines light on solar
Fortescue and renewable energy supplier Genex have entered into a 25-year solar power purchase agreement (PPA).
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Metso opens doors in Finland
Metso has opened a completely renovated minerals processing laboratory in Pori, Finland.
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Anglo American visits the UK
Anglo American is hosting several analysts and investors on a visit to its Crop Nutrients business.
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Fortescue invests in green hydrogen
Fortescue has today announced it has taken the lead investor role in Electric Hydrogen’s (EH2) US$380 million ($603.4 million) series C funding round.
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BHP calls for sustainability
BHP chief executive officer Mike Henry has called for collaboration on strengthened supply chains for the mining sector in order to achieve renewable goals.
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