Asia Pacific > Start date for Australian low-emissions smelter pushed back by a year

Start date for Australian low-emissions smelter pushed back by a year

Published 10:01 on December 17, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:01 on December 17, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

The start date for what is to be Australia’s largest electric smelter furnace to make clean iron has been pushed back by a year and will initially use natural gas for power rather than renewable energy as originally intended.
The start date for what is to be Australia’s largest electric smelter furnace to make clean iron has been pushed back by a year and will initially use natural gas for power rather than renewable energy as originally intended.


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