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Mining giants split on carbon capture for NRF

Peak bodies for the minerals and cement industries are at odds with Fortescue Metals Group in calling for the National Reconstruction Fund to support carbon capture and storage technology....

SEA Electric receives $1bn order for electric utes

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australian electric truck pioneer SEA Electric has partnered with US systems integrator MEVCO to supply thousands of electrified Toyota utes to the mining sector in a deal worth almost...

$250m loan for Pilbara lithium plant

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
A $250 million loan from the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility and Export Finance Australia will support the expansion of a lithium mining and processing site in the Pilbara, Western...

Mining the foundation of energy transition: Albanese

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed his eagerness to collaborate with the mining sector to reduce carbon emissions and support domestic industry in the global competition to supply renewable...

$34m NT lithium mine gets environmental approval

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
A near-$34 million lithium mine south of Darwin has received environmental go-ahead from the Northern Territory government. BP33 is the second mine along the Cox Peninsula to receive environmental...

Fleet Space unveils critical minerals exploration technology

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
SpaceTech startup Fleet Space Technologies has launched a critical minerals exploration system that can deliver results up to hundred times faster than traditional methods. Known as GeoSphere, the system...

Coal miner pivots to lithium after 40 years

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Coal miner Idemitsu Australia has announced plans to invest in lithium mining, leveraging the experience its Japan-based parent company Idemitsu Kosan in renewable energy technologies. The company is eyeing...

Mine giant moves manufacturing to Victoria

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Global mining firm Conymet Duratray International will set up a new manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Victoria, onshoring overseas manufacturing functions and establishing a new ‘innovation division’. Founded...

Who will mine Australia’s data?

Posted on   |  by Dr Daniel Floreani
The global Big Data and Analytics market is estimated to be US$125 billion dollars in 2015. While Australia will definitely benefit from the efficiencies and insights promised by Big...