Slag waste from nickel operations is dumped at BHP's facility in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. BHP chief executive Mike Henry also said market volatility and inflationary pressures have increased further due to the Ukraine crisis. Photo: BHP.
BHP’s partner in an emerging African nickel and cobalt venture expects carmakers to focus on ethical and sustainable electric vehicle (EV) raw materials, The Age reported.
Melbourne-based BHP this week signed a deal to invest up to $100 million in Tanzania’s Kabanga nickel and cobalt project, two metals vital for EV batteries.
Read the full report: The Age
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