Taking away BHP's $622m fuel discount could make its clean-energy projects profitable

ACCR, a shareholder advocacy group, has told BHP investors that scrapping the miner's $622 million fuel tax credit would make four major emissions-reduction projects profitable. ACCR's Naomi Hogan says removing the government rebate would make most of BHP's electric truck plans 'financially viable.' The argument: this subsidy isn't just an environmental problem — it's costing shareholders money.