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BHP reports energy saving opportunities


The BHP Billiton-owned TEMCO manganese plant in Tasmania has managed to slash energy use by converting a hazardous waste into a saleable by-product. The company’s second-year Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) report outlines the project, which involved processing a waste slag stockpile to recover silicomanganese alloy.



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