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03:11
Rio Tinto plans BioIron low-emissions steelmaking plant
Global miner Rio Tinto will invest $143 million to develop a research and development facility in Western Australia to further assess the effectiveness of its low-carbon ironmaking process, BioIron, to support decarbonising the global steel value chain, Kallanish notes.
The firm says in a statement that the development of the BioIron Research and Development Facility in the Rockingham Strategic Industrial Area, south of Perth, follows successful trials of th…
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