Andrew Forrest 敦促伦敦金属交易所将镍合约分为“干净”和“肮脏”，以拯救澳大利亚的镍工业。 Andrew Forrest urges LME to classify nickel contracts as "clean" and "dirty" to save Australia's nickel industry.
澳大利亚铁矿石巨头、Fortescue金属集团董事长兼创始人Andrew Forrest敦促伦敦金属交易所（LME）将镍合约分为“干净”和“肮脏”，以便为客户提供更多选择。 Australian iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest, chairman and founder of Fortescue Metals Group, urges the London Metal Exchange (LME) to classify nickel contracts as "clean" and "dirty" to give customers more choice. 此举旨在拯救澳大利亚的镍工业，该国的镍生产通常比印度尼西亚具有更高的环境和监管标准。 This move aims to save Australia's nickel industry, with the country's nickel production typically having higher environmental and regulatory standards than Indonesia. 这种差异化可能会带来绿色溢价。 The differentiation could lead to a green premium.