Rio Tinto To Invest $600 Million In Pilbara For Renewables
200 MW Solar Power Along With 200 MWh On-Grid Battery Storage For Australia’s ‘Largest Privately-Owned Grid’
Anglo-American mining giant Rio Tinto says it will invest an additional $600 million to fund the construction of 2×100 MW solar power facilities in Australia’s Pilbara where it mines iron ore, with 200 MWh of on-grid battery storage, by 2026, as it makes efforts to decarbonize operations.
Corporate Solar PPA For 148 MW Signed In South Africa
Solar PPA For ‘Largest’ Renewable Energy Site Dedicated To A Corporate Client In South Africa
A subsidiary of global metals and mining giant Rio Tinto, Richard Bay Minerals (RBM) has entered a 20-year corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with French renewables company Voltalia for the ‘largest’ renewable energy site dedicated to a corporate client in South Africa.
4 GW Large Scale Wind & Solar In Queensland
Rio Tinto Seeking Proposals For 4 GW Quality Wind & Solar Capacity With Firming Solutions
Rio Tinto says it is seeking proposals for at least 4 GW of large scale quality wind and solar power capacity with firming or storage solutions in Queensland by 2030.
Rio Tinto’s $7.5 Billion Decarbonization Plans
Metals Miner Plans 6 GW Solar & Wind Power For Australian Facilities
Rio Tinto, the Anglo-Australian metals mining company, has unveiled a long-term strategy to undertake decarbonization efforts with plans to invest around $7.5 billion direct investments to lower emissions between 2022 and 2030.
Metals Miner Rio Tinto To Source RE For Madagascar Mine
CrossBoundary Energy To Supply Clean Energy From Solar, Wind & Energy Storage Project To Power Rio Tinto’s Madagascar Ilmenite Mine
Anglo-Australian metals mining giant Rio Tinto will source clean energy from a renewable energy plant to be built, owned and operated by CrossBoundary Energy (CBE) to power its QMM ilmenite mine in Southern Madagascar, under a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA).
