BHP Group Limited, established in 1885 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, is a leading global resources company specializing in the exploration, development, and production of iron ore, copper, nickel, potash, and coal. BHP's operations are primarily located in Australia and the Americas, supplying essential resources to global markets. The company is committed to sustainability, safety, and innovation, focusing on responsible resource development and minimizing environmental impact. BHP employs approximately 80,000 people, including contractors, and operates a diverse portfolio of mining and processing operations, contributing significantly to the global supply of essential commodities.
BHP, Recfishwest, and Pilbara Ports deploy a 300-module concrete substrate system off Port Hedland to establish biological habitats across featureless seabed terrain.
BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) has become the first Australian operation at BHP to match 100% of its forecasted electricity demand through renewable Power Purchase Agreements.
Heavy-haul mining operations in the Pilbara will evaluate battery-electric truck performance, infrastructure needs and zero-emission viability through a joint trial involving industry partners and large-scale iron-ore fleets.
BHP and POSCO signed an MoU to advance the HyREX hydrogen reduction ironmaking technology, using BHP's Pilbara iron ore to decarbonize steel production by 2028.
Under a baseload agreement, 100 MW of renewable power will supply BHP's key South Australian copper assets, including Olympic Dam, Carrapateena, and Prominent Hill.
BHP and other global industry leaders are launching a pre-feasibility study for CCUS hubs in Asia to accelerate decarbonisation in hard-to-abate industries.
BHP’s new logistics deal shifts copper freight to rail, reducing road congestion and emissions while supporting South Australia’s role in the global energy transition.