Join us for our upcoming public webinar, presented by Clement Sheil, Director of Powering the Regions Fund Implementation at the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW); and Bernadette Spinks, Director, Consulting & Implementation Services (CIS).
The 2025 HILT CRC Annual Conference was held from Tuesday 14 October to Thursday 16 October in Perth.
Join us for our first public webinar for 2024, presented by Associate Professor Simon Smart from The University of Queensland and Professor Gus Nathan from The University of Adelaide, on the Net Zero Australia study's independent analysis of how Australia can achieve net-zero emissions for both our domestic and export economies.
This short course has been developed for our partners and will be facilitated by Professor Geoff Brooks from Swinburne University of Technology. It is designed for engineers and scientists working in ferrous metallurgy.
We invite you to our upcoming public webinar, presented by Dr Lina Hockaday (Curtin University) and Dr Alfonso Chinnici (The University of Adelaide), who will present updates on HILT CRC projects that aim to de-risk the production of green steel at scale by addressing key challenges in the iron ore beneficiation process.
Join ANU's Assoc. Prof Emma Aibsett to hear about HILT CRC's research to identify a set of eight design principles for embedded emissions frameworks (EEFs) to be compatible with both international trade law and climate change mitigation regimes.
Join our webinar on HILT CRC Project RP1.009 'Testing of Australian iron ores in a hydrogen direct flash smelting process', which seeks to accelerate the development of Calix’s ZESTY technology to deliver a low-carbon, cost-competitive and scalable technology for iron ore processing.
This short course has been developed for our partners and will be facilitated by Professor Geoff Brooks from Swinburne University of Technology. It is designed for engineers and scientists working in ferrous metallurgy.
The 2024 HILT CRC Annual Conference was held on 17-18 October in Adelaide.
Join us for a webinar exploring the critical ‘minerals, mining and metals’ priority sector within the Australian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy.
This public webinar will outline the CRC’s mission to de-risk and accelerate decarbonisation across the iron and steel, alumina, and cement sectors, highlighting key projects, milestones, and collaborations with over 60 partners.
Join us to hear about HILT CRC’s work on high-temperature thermal energy storage (TES) for industrial applications, with updates on projects RP2.009 and RP2.017.