Australia launches its first carbon refinery

Australia has launched its first carbon refinery in New South Wales, with the aim of converting carbon dioxide emissions from Orica at Kooragang Island into industrial materials such as concrete, paper, and glass. The refinery can capture up to 2,500 tons of carbon dioxide annually using mineral carbonation technology, which permanently stores the carbon. This initiative seeks to support Australia's emission reduction goals, which amount to approximately 400 million tons annually, while contributing to lowering the carbon footprint and achieving economic benefits from recycled carbon. The company also aims to expand carbon capture technology to international projects, such as a project in Austria.

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