BHP invests US$6 million in low-carbon venture

BHP has joined Chevron and Bill Gates by investing in a privately owned Canadian company that is developing a process to suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

A rendering of Carbon Engineering's pilot plant.

06 March 2019
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BHP yesterday announced it had invested US$6 million (A$8.5 million) in Carbon Engineering as part of a plan to accelerate the global response to climate change.

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