How companies may benefit from clean energy imports – report
According to Lux Research, companies operating in resource-constrained regions should be thinking about developing their renewable energy import infrastructure.
Valentina Ruiz Leotaud
Valentina is a Venezuela-born multimedia and multi-platform journalist. She has +10 years of work experience covering local and international news for different media outlets and platforms. She has worked for the University of British Columbia, MINING.com, Observer Media Group, Next One Productions, Ven Al Cine [Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures social media property in Venezuela], Union Radio, among others. She holds a Master’s Degree in Journalism from the University of British Columbia and was a fellow of the International Reporting Program. She is based in Vancouver.
Posts by Valentina Ruiz Leotaud:
How the taste of groundwater could help focus exploration efforts
Exploration instruments can ‘taste’ haloes of groundwater chemistry and identify unknown ore deposits.
Graphene-infused material could be the cornerstone of next-gen smart sensors
The colour-changing, flexible photonic crystals can respond sensitively to light, temperature, strain or other physical and chemical stimuli.
Mexico’s Adularia refutes allegations of water pollution in Guanajuato
Exploration company says Los Mineros union accusations are false and the project has been cleared by three federal environment agencies.
Ecuador to resume mining activities
Smaller mines in the south of the country have already started moving ore and concentrate to port.
Researchers say market manipulation is destroying traditional safe havens
Experts at the University of Sussex say irregular trades are the reason why gold and bitcoin prices are not surging during the covid-19 pandemic.
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Pacific Empire to acquire Jean Marie project in BC
Jean Marie is a 6,300-hectare copper-gold-silver-molybdenum porphyry project located 50 kilometres west of Mt. Milligan mine.