Fortescue partners with OCP Group for green energy development in Morocco
Australia’s Fortescue said on Monday it would form a joint venture with OCP Group to supply green hydrogen, ammonia and fertilizers to Morocco, Europe and international markets, as the iron ore miner looks to transform itself into a green energy superpower with a global footprint.
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Wyloo says industry will turn from LME without green nickel
Nickel miner Wyloo, owned by Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest, said that if the London Metal Exchange (LME) doesn’t launch a green nickel contract, the industry will have to look for another trading venue.
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Precious metals may be replaced by iron, manganese, cobalt in “green” catalysts
A researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis in Rostock has developed new methods for the synthesis of drug precursors using catalysts made of iron, manganese and cobalt.
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HOSCO intends to become the first producer of green steel in Iran
Mining News Pro - CEO of Hormozgan Steel Company said: By using hydrogen in the direct reduction process, Hormozgan Steel will soon become the first producer of green steel in Iran and free of carbon pollution.
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LME partner Metalshub plans for ‘green’ nickel price
The London Metal Exchange (LME) does not plan to launch a separate “green” nickel contract because the market is not large enough, but said its partner was developing an index price that will reflect demand for low carbon nickel.
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LME does not plan to launch green nickel contract
The London Metal Exchange (LME) does not plan to launch a “green” futures contract in nickel because the market for such a contract is not yet large enough, it said on Tuesday.
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Port Pirie gets a green steel boost
Port Pirie Regional Council and Magnetite Mines (MGT) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to boost the development potential of the region as a future green iron production hub.
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Replacing coal with biofuels in lime kilns not as ‘green’ as previously thought
The different chemical and physical properties of biofuels pose serious challenges to the idea of reducing carbon dioxide emissions from lime kilns, new research has found.
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Fortescue gets 200 million euros for Norway green ammonia plant
Mining News Pro - Australia’s Fortescue on Friday said it received 200 million euros ($219.3 million) from the European Union (EU) for its Holmaneset Project, a flagship green ammonia plant in Norway.
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Green hydrogen, CO2 used to produce e-fuel for hard-to-electrify vehicles
Mining News Pro - An electro-fuel aimed at vehicles that are difficult to electrify has been produced from green hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
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SQM sells green bond to feed EV battery demand
Mining News Pro - SQM, the world’s second-largest lithium supplier, tapped the US investment-grade bond market as it looks to feed growing demand for rechargeable batteries used in electric vehicles.
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Electric vehicles are fueling Indonesia’s green IPO boom
Mining News Pro - Indonesia isn’t exactly a stock trading hotbed. No other Southeast Asian country has a smaller market for equities relative to the size of its economy, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Sweden’s H2 Green Steel raises $1.6bn for Boden plant
Mining News Pro - H2 Green Steel has raised equity funding of about 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) to build the world’s first large-scale green steel plant, the Swedish steel company said on Thursday, in line with plans presented in April.
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Fortescue says executive exodus reflects green shift
Mining News Pro - A clutch of executive-level departures at Australian iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. is linked to the need to focus on its break into the green-energy industry, the company’s billionaire founder said.
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Fortescue executive rout continues as Debelle quits green unit
Mining News Pro - Guy Debelle, the former Reserve Bank of Australia deputy governor, resigned from the board of Fortescue Metals Group’s green energy unit on Friday, media reports said, continuing the run of abrupt departures by executives at the world’s fourth largest miner.
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It’s getting harder to find mining engineers a green world needs
Mining News Pro - Digging up the metals that go into power grids and electric cars is crucial to the energy transition. While the mining industry has plenty of reserves to tap, it faces a worrying shortage of young workers needed to get materials out of the ground.
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Fortescue founder toys with reverse greenwashing
Mining News Pro - To lose one key member of a team in a week may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose two, though, as playwright Oscar Wilde might put it, looks like carelessness. Fortescue Metals has gone one further.
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Companies keep mum on ESG initiatives as ‘greenhushing’ takes off
Mining News Pro - When it comes to what big business is doing to address climate change, corporate leaders would rather not talk about it.
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Westgold turns to green power
Mining News Pro - Westgold Resources has commenced operation of four new hybrid power facilities to power its Western Australian operations.
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Sweden’s H2 Green Steel lines up Vale, Rio Tinto for iron ore supply
Mining News Pro - Swedish metal and hydrogen company H2 Green Steel (H2GS) said on Wednesday it has signed multi-year deals with miners Rio Tinto and Vale for the supply of iron ore pellets from Canada and Brazil.
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Rio Tinto counts the cost of producing green aluminum
Mining News Pro - Rio Tinto is finding out just how hard it is to produce low-carbon aluminum.
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Indonesia nickel heartland wants to be greener link in EV chain
Mining News Pro - The company behind an industrial park in central Indonesia that is becoming a nickel production powerhouse says it is implementing measures to address growing environmental concerns over production of the commodity, a key component of stainless steel and batteries for electric vehicles.
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Indonesia nickel heartland wants to be greener link in EV chain
Mining News Pro - The company behind an industrial park in central Indonesia that is becoming a nickel production powerhouse says it is implementing measures to address growing environmental concerns over production of the commodity, a key component of stainless steel and batteries for electric vehicles.
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Tasmania gears up for green hydrogen
Mining News Pro - A joint feasibility study between the Tasmanian Government and the Rotterdam Port Authority has labelled Tasmania as a potential green hydrogen powerhouse.
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Norsk Hydro produces world’s first aluminum using green hydrogen
Mining News Pro - Norsk Hydro has made the world’s first batch of aluminum using green hydrogen in a step toward decarbonizing the production of the metal.
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