Latest Decarbonisation News

Boss Energy has officially declared commercial production at its Honeymoon Uranium Project following a strong operational ramp-up, with production and cost guidance reinforcing its position as a competitive uranium producer.

Mitchell Services reported a $46.7 million revenue and $5.6 million EBITDA in Q2 FY25, reflecting a strategic transition phase marked by increased mobilisation for new projects in PNG and decarbonisation drilling. Despite short-term softness, the company’s strengthened balance sheet and expanded service offerings position it for growth.

Energy Metals Limited reports robust assay results from its Bigrlyi Joint Venture and strategic progress across its Northern Territory projects, supported by a solid cash position and a favorable uranium market outlook.

Winsome Resources has forged strategic partnerships to integrate carbon dioxide removal technologies with lithium production at its Renard Operation, aiming to generate verified carbon credits and set a new benchmark in sustainable mining.

First Graphene has secured key patents for its Kainos Technology in Australia and Korea, positioning itself at the forefront of producing graphite, graphene, and hydrogen from petroleum waste. This milestone aligns with growing global demand for critical minerals essential to the energy transition.

Stanmore Resources capped off 2024 with record saleable coal production of 13.8 million tonnes, exceeding guidance despite operational headwinds. Strong performances at South Walker Creek and Poitrel, alongside strategic financial moves and a pioneering renewable fuels trial, position the company well for 2025.

Stavely Minerals has reported significant progress in its copper and nickel exploration projects, highlighting promising assay results and new structural insights that could unlock major resource expansions.

Santos delivered a robust Q4 2024 with over US$1.4 billion in sales revenue and strong free cash flow, while progressing key LNG projects and expanding its decarbonisation initiatives.

Fortescue Metals Group has delivered its highest ever half-year iron ore shipments of 97.1 million tonnes, alongside a notable 10% reduction in hematite production costs, underscoring operational strength and advancing decarbonisation efforts.

Pure Hydrogen’s subsidiary HDrive International has secured a significant AUD$2 million order from logistics giant TOLL Transport for two Taurus 70t hydrogen fuel cell prime movers, marking a pivotal step in the company’s commercial vehicle sales expansion.

Contact Energy has secured a pivotal gas supply contract with OMV for the Pohokura field, ensuring fuel for its gas peaking units through 2032 despite soaring gas prices and operational costs.

Hazer Group has successfully completed its Commercial Demonstration Plant program ahead of schedule, validating its methane pyrolysis technology and securing significant funding to accelerate commercialisation in 2025.