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Mining Giant BHP's Plan to Go Green Was 'Urgent', Until It Wasn't

  • BHP called climate action urgent internally but delayed major renewable investments at its Pilbara iron ore operations until 2031 or later, continuing diesel truck use until the 2040s.
  • BHP initially approved a $400 million solar farm at its Jimblebar mine, deemed critical for decarbonization, but shelved it and merged it into a larger $1.3 billion renewable project now postponed until at least 2031.
  • Despite public commitments to electrify trucks by 2027, BHP purchased 62 new cheaper diesel trucks for Jimblebar in 2023, locking in fossil fuel use beyond 2030 and delaying electric truck deployment indefinitely.
  • BHP's Pilbara operations produce around 30% of the company's global emissions, and slow progress on decarbonization risks harming its license to operate and its reputation.
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BHP Cuts Green Push in Iron Ore Segment, Media Report Says

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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Monday, May 25, 2026.
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