KJN Australia Holding Sustainability Commitments
2050
Net-zero mining by 2050
Members of the Sustainable Critical Minerals Alliance committed to work toward net-zero emissions by no later than 2050. In plain terms, net zero means balancing the greenhouse gases a sector releases with an equal amount removed from the air. The commitment is tied to mining practices that reduce emissions and support cleaner production.
2030
Critical minerals strategy goals
Australia’s Critical Mineral Strategy 2023–2030 sets a 2030 horizon for building a stronger critical minerals sector. The strategy aims for Australia to capture more economic value from raw and processed critical minerals while also creating more diverse, resilient, and sustainable supply chains. It is a policy target rather than a company pledge, but it shows the direction of travel for the sector.
2040
Hydrogen and minerals tax window
The 2025 legislation allows eligible companies to claim incentives for certain minerals produced between 1 July 2027 and 30 June 2040, with support available for up to 10 years. This is a future-facing policy window that is meant to encourage lower-emission industry and investment in clean energy supply chains.