Woodside, Mitsui join NeoSmelt as Feds inject $20m
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Kwinana's NeoSmelt plant a step closer
Allen Newton A PROJECT to build Australia’s biggest ironmaking electric smelting furnace at Kwinana, south of Perth, using Pilbara iron ore is a step closer to reality. A consortium of BlueScope, BHP and Rio Tinto have been joined by Woodside and Mitsui which have been given funding of $19.8 million from the federal government for design of the smelter. The total cost of the design study is $48.8 million for the smelter which aims to produce l…
NeoSmelt ESF plant backed by Federal Government
The Pilbara region of Western Australia. Image: electra/shutterstock.comNeoSmelt has welcomed Federal Government support and two new joint venture participants as it progresses its ironmaking electric smelting furnace (ESF) pilot plant. The consortium – founded by BlueScope, BHP and Rio Tinto – has been joined by Woodside Energy and Mitsui Iron Ore Development, with each of the five parties now holding equal equity in the joint venture. The plan…
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