Latest Decarbonisation News

AGL Energy has greenlit a major $800 million investment in a 500 MW grid-scale battery in New South Wales, marking a significant step in its clean energy transition.

Sims Limited has signed a non-binding MOU to supply 550,000 tonnes of ferrous scrap annually to Alter Steel’s upcoming Electric Arc Furnace in Queensland, marking a major step in Australia’s green steel transition.

First Graphene Limited reports over A$1.2 million in annual income, driven by new commercial orders and breakthrough graphene applications in mining safety boots and cement additives.

NH3 Clean Energy has made significant strides in its flagship WAH2 low-emission ammonia project, signing pivotal agreements on carbon capture and ammonia bunkering while strengthening its financial position.

Rio Tinto reported robust half-year results with $11.5 billion underlying EBITDA, advancing key projects and completing a major lithium acquisition amid challenging market conditions.

Orion Minerals is advancing its Prieska Copper Zinc Mine towards production, targeting first concentrate by Christmas 2026, supported by a recent $5.8 million capital raise and ongoing project optimisation.

Magnetite Mines has increased its Razorback iron ore resource estimate and extended key partnership negotiations, advancing its flagship project’s development. The company also reported promising metallurgical testwork and drew down funding to support ongoing feasibility studies.

Zeotech Limited’s latest quarterly report highlights a robust Preliminary Feasibility Study for its AusPozz™ low-carbon cement project, alongside successful commercial concrete trials and promising methane reduction technology.

Vulcan Energy has marked significant milestones in its Phase One Lionheart Project, including drilling progress, a landmark heat supply deal, and a substantial lithium resource upgrade in Germany.

Liontown Resources reported robust FY25 results with over 294,000 dmt of spodumene concentrate produced and commenced underground mining on schedule. The company is transitioning to 100% underground production by Q3 FY26, aiming for scalable, low-cost operations from FY27 despite a 36% drop in spodumene prices.

Carnegie Clean Energy's subsidiary has secured two milestone payments totaling approximately AUD 520,000, marking significant progress in deploying its wave energy technology at a key European test site.

ClearVue Technologies has appointed Douglas Hunt as its permanent Global CEO, unveiling a refreshed leadership team focused on scaling sales, manufacturing, and product innovation. The new executives have agreed to sub-market pay until the share price hits 35 cents, signaling strong alignment with shareholder interests.