Aluminium, ammonia key to Australia’s net zero goal, report finds

Published 08:45 on February 26, 2025  /  Last updated at 08:45 on February 26, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

Decarbonising one of Australia’s leading industrial zones could reduce emissions by several million tonnes of CO2e every year, but would require ramping up renewable energy by a factor of 10 at a minimum, a think tank found Wednesday.
Decarbonising one of Australia’s leading industrial zones could reduce emissions by several million tonnes of CO2e every year, but would require ramping up renewable energy by a factor of 10 at a minimum, a think tank found Wednesday.


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