Fortescue and AirTrunk are both building a carbon export advantage
Australia’s next competitive edge may not come from digging up more ore or signing another trade deal. It may come from proving that what the country sells overseas is cleaner than what its competitors sell.
This is no longer climate rhetoric. It is becoming a question of price, procurement, financing, and market access. Around the world, markets are moving from broad net zero promises to a more compelling test: can companies show, product by product, that they are genuinely lower-carbon than their rivals?
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