chemXplore tracks 24 projects in Australia, of which 18 are active.
10 new construction, 6 expansion, and 2 revamp / retrofit.
9 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Owners and developers: Viva Energy (3), BHP Group Limited (2), Australian Gold Reagents Pty Ltd (1), Carbon Neutral Fuels (1), Cleanaway Waste Management Limited (1), Coogee (1)
Investors: Coogee (2), BHP Group Limited (1), Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S (1), Deutsche Bank AG (1), Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG (1), Fortescue Metals Group Ltd (1)
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 13 of these 18 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (4), Sustainable Aviation Fuel (3), Ammonia (2), Copper (2), HVO (2), Carbon dioxide (1)
Joins the national bioenergy body and signs an MoU to explore bioSAF from captured sugarcane waste in Queensland; links to international scale-up pipeline.
FDA accepted the sNDA and granted Priority Review for Lynkuet to treat moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms in women on endocrine therapy for HR+ breast cancer.
Net profit USD 1m; sold ammonia distribution and monetized Methanex; OCI Nitrogen impaired and facing margin pressure; held‑for‑sale net cash USD 1.05bn; NNS offer and Orascom deal progressing.
At IFSCC Congress Sept 28–Oct 1 in Perth, teams present coconut‑water extraction increasing polyphenols, collagen‑hybridizing peptides that reduce damaged collagen, and bio‑based polysaccharide films for hydration.
First hot metal produced at Christmas Creek pilot in the Pilbara using an electric DRI Smelting Furnace to test lower‑emission routes for Pilbara iron ore fines.
The 1 MW PEM electrolyzer will produce hydrogen for a refuelling station to supply dual‑fuel heavy trucks and help build South Island hydrogen infrastructure.
Partnership will focus on modified blast furnaces, DRI and electric smelting demonstrations using Pilbara iron ore to lower steelmaking emissions.
Strategic advisory study identifies 24 capex-reduction levers and delivers a transparent, executive-ready capex model to guide decisions and improve commercial viability of renewable hydrogen.
Explore SAF production from sugarcane agricultural waste, evaluating feedstock, site, pathway and offtake to support Australia’s fuel security and upcoming SAF mandate.
Contracts cover study and EPCM work for potential Olympic Dam block cave and Carrapateena underground expansion; both projects are subject to BHP final investment decisions.
