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Company pledges $500m for net zero mill to resurrect 'steel city'

Once dubbed Australia's "steel city", steel production wound down in Newcastle in 1999 when BHP closed its plant. Now, an Australian company says it will build a new steel plant, powered only by electricity.

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abc.net.auStai leggendo14 h fa

Company pledges $500m for net zero mill to resurrect 'steel city'

Once dubbed Australia's "steel city", steel production wound down in Newcastle in 1999 when BHP closed its plant. Now, an Australian company says it will build a new steel plant, powered only by electricity.

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afr.com9 h fa

Greensteel commits $500m to bring steelmaking back to Newcastle

The mill to be built at BHP’s old steelworks will use renewable energy to produce 600,000 tonnes a year of finished steel, with zero direct carbon emissions.

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  1. martedì 7 luglio 2026·abc.net.au

    Company pledges $500m for net zero mill to resurrect 'steel city'

    Once dubbed Australia's "steel city", steel production wound down in Newcastle in 1999 when BHP closed its plant. Now, an Australian company says it will build a new steel plant,…

  2. martedì 7 luglio 2026·afr.com

    Greensteel commits $500m to bring steelmaking back to Newcastle

    The mill to be built at BHP’s old steelworks will use renewable energy to produce 600,000 tonnes a year of finished steel, with zero direct carbon emissions.