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BHP looking to Aussie green steel work

Hydrogen could replace coking coal

Kristie Batten
BHP looking to Aussie green steel work

The plant will aim to demonstrate a pathway to lower CO2  intensity in steel production using iron ore from BHP's Pilbara mines for BHP's steelmaking customers.    The small-scale demonstration plant...

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