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BHP has reduced emissions by 36%. Absolute FY25 scope 1&2 emissions change vs FY20. Read the latest research, from Mandala Partners, examining how Australia's largest listed industrial companies are tracking on emissions.
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At the simplest level, the brown-to-green (B2G) transition involves moving from an energy system that is fossil fuel and carbon-emission intensive to one that is not, and whose critical inputs include more sustainably produced metals and materials.
The global iron and steel supply chain is immense, producing nearly 2 billion tonnes of steel products annually1, which are used in our buildings, cars, whitegoods, wind turbines and numerous other steel-containing goods and infrastructure.
In the seven years since the Paris Agreement was adopted, thousands of scientists and economists have set out to model how the world might go about containing the global temperature increase.
Metals are essential for the energy transition to succeed, but providing those metals can be energy intensive. How best to proceed?
