News Articles for NH3 Clean Energy

Perdaman has revealed plans to build a $3 billion, one-gigawatt solar and hydrogen project on the outskirts of Karratha to decarbonise its $6.4 billion urea plant on the Burrup Peninsula.

The Pilbara's shipping route to Asia is in the running to be the first global trading corridors to welcome ammonia-powered bulk carriers to its regular service schedule.

The boss of Yara's Australian ammonia operations has criticised a maritime industry call to delay the rollout of new rules incentivising the uptake of green shipping fuels.

A multibillion-dollar ammonia project has gained rights to a parcel of land at the constrained Port of Dampier to store and load its product.

The first ammonia-powered iron ore bulk carriers could set sail for the Pilbara within three years under a deal signed on Thursday between BHP and one of its shipping partners.

Government funding for Western Australia's key industrial estates will be doubled to $1 billion under an election promise to be delivered in Thursday's state budget.

Backers of a $1.6bn Pilbara ammonia project are pursuing a deal with Woodside to use the proposed Angel Carbon Capture and Storage hub.

A Pilbara ammonia upstart has struck a deal with Pilbara Ports to probe exporting ammonia from the Port of Dampier.

An ammonia plant earmarked near Karratha would be fed gas from Chevron under a 10-year deal announced today.

Green Critical Minerals has launched legal action against Hexagon Energy Materials over alleged breach of warranties related to the McIntosh graphite project in the state's north.

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Mineral Resources' diversification strategy continues to gain ground as its joint venture with Hexagon Resources has begun a feasibility study at the McIntosh graphite project in the Kimberley.

Graphite-focused Hexagon Resources is seeking to raise up to $6 million to progress the company's McIntosh project in the Kimberley.

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Aspiring graphite miner Hexagon Resources has signed a non-binding offtake agreement with a Chinese building company for 30 per cent of the company's planned production at its McIntosh project in the Kimberley.

Aspiring graphite miner Hexagon Resources has released a pre-feasibility study on its McIntosh project in the Kimberley, which detailed a development capex of $148 million.

Hexagon Resources has announced several changes to its board and management. Current non-executive director, Charles Whitfield, has been appointed chair.