Australia pumps up its hydrogen push
The world’s push to net zero by 2050 is providing incentive for Australia to put itself at the forefront of the hydrogen industry.
The world’s push to net zero by 2050 is providing incentive for Australia to put itself at the forefront of the hydrogen industry.
WA Premier Mark McGowan has made an urgent court application in a bid to avoid adhering to his own Covid-19 restrictions.
The value of Australia’s coalminers has rattled around violently as investors weigh sky-high commodity prices and strong demand against a wet Queensland summer and corona-fuelled supply chain woes.
BHP is set to end two decades split between sharemarkets in Sydney and London after investors voted overwhelmingly to return the mining giant to its Australian home.
FORTESCUE plans to spend $550 million on ships but the investment ‘will not affect’ its strategy to pay down $7b in debt.
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HUNDREDS of WA iron ore jobs lost as BHP Billiton slashes costs, while the Premier admits it’s not a great time for mining.
BHP Billiton will cut 500 Australian jobs out of its iron ore business as part of a plan to cut costs as iron ore prices fall.
CHINA’S Baosteel set to secure a big iron ore holding in WA after Mineral Resources failed to take control of Aquila Resources.
WOODSIDE will spend nearly $3b after Shell announced it would sell most of its stake in the WA-based oil and gas giant.
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