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Rinehart backs carbon tech play

Commercial applications of Carbelec will use renewable energy to power the electrolysis process.

 (Left to Right): Dr Kevin Li, Senior Lecturer Department of Chemical Engineering, Professor Robin Batterham, Melbourne School of Engineering and Dr Ali Zavabeti, Department of Chemical Engineering

(Left to Right): Dr Kevin Li, Senior Lecturer Department of Chemical Engineering, Professor Robin Batterham, Melbourne School of Engineering and Dr Ali Zavabeti, Department of Chemical Engineering

Called Carbelec, the technology is being developed by researchers at the University of Melbourne. Those researchers claim the technology could be a game changer for steel makers. The university has...

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