BHP Reports Operational Emissions 33% Below FY2020 Baseline at ESG Roundtable
Bitget2026/11/04 01:40- BHP reported at its ESG roundtable that FY2026 operational emissions were 33% below its FY2020 baseline.
- Renewable sources supplied 80% of electricity at operated assets globally.
- The miner remains on track to reduce operational emissions by at least 30% by FY2030 from the FY2020 baseline.
- Diesel displacement is the biggest opportunity toward net-zero operational emissions by CY2050, requiring fleet electrification and supporting power infrastructure.
- A trial of Caterpillar's Dynamic Energy Transfer system is planned for FY2027 to assess charging haul trucks while moving.
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