Fortescue drops renewables hub plan featuring 3.33GW of solar

CBCIE Time：Nov 07, 2023 10:20 Source：pv-tech

The Fortescue Metals Group, an Australian mining company, has scrapped its plans to build a vast renewables hub, including up to 3.33GW of solar capacity, to power its mining operations in Western Australia.

According to a document on the website of the Western Australia government’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), the assessment of the Uaroo Renewable Energy Hub proposal was terminated by the EPA “at the request of Pilbara Energy (Generation),” a wholly owned subsidiary company of Fortescue Metals Group.

Key Words:

solar Australia mining

All articles, pictures, reports and other original works on the website that are attributed to CBCIE are non-public information, only for members. No one may reproduce or otherwise use the original content of this website without our permission. If you need to use it, please call
+86 18135172048 to apply for authorisation. CBCIE reserves the right to pursue any infringement and citation contrary to the original intent.

Disclaimer:CBCIE is committed to building a comprehensive and authoritative metal information platform, and strives to provide a full range of data and information services and decision-making support for metal industry researchers and practitioners. However, the information on this website is for reference only and is not intended as direct advice for investors' decision-making. Any investment, purchase, sale or operation based on the information on this website should be at your own risk and is not related to CBCIE.

Previous
Fluor selected for BHP’s Jansen Stage II potash project in Canada

Next
Eramet produces first lithium from Centenario plant in Argentina