SYDNEY — BHP, Asian steelmakers and other industrial groups have joined forces to study the development of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) hubs in Asia, the Australian mining giant announced on Monday.
Consortium also includes JSW Steel and Hyundai Steel, eyes outcome by end of 2026
A view shows the BHP logo at its headquarters in Melbourne. The global resources company has joined a consortium to look at potential applications for captured CO2 in industrial processes, or transporting captured CO2 via pipeline or shipping to storage sites in Asia or Northern Australia. © Reuters
SHAUN TURTON
August 11, 2025 13:03 JST
