Article 71E7D The Whyalla steelworks might be the best place in the world to make low-cost green iron. Will Labor seize the moment? | Rod Sims and Baethan Mullan

The Whyalla steelworks might be the best place in the world to make low-cost green iron. Will Labor seize the moment? | Rod Sims and Baethan Mullan

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Rod Sims and Baethan Mullen
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If the government is committed to the energy transition and a future made in Australia, the choice that must be made is clear

Whyalla provides the litmus test for the commonwealth and the South Australian government's commitment to green iron. It has all the right ingredients for a thriving, globally competitive green iron industry. In addition to low-cost energy, there is plentiful magnetite ore - ideal for making green iron.

Combine these inputs with the available port and the existing skilled workforce, and you have perhaps the best location for making low-cost green iron in the world.

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