BHP Billiton and China Baowu Complete Carbon Credit Trading Pilot Program
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发表于 2023-12-22 18:05:34
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According to BHP's official WeChat account, BHP has recently successfully completed a carbon credit pilot transaction involving the sale of iron ore and the purchase of mining car wheels with Baowu Raw Material Supply Co., Ltd., Ma Steel and its subsidiary Ma Steel Rail Transit Materials Technology Co., Ltd.
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