January 26, 2013 Machine part discovered in 300 million-year old lump of coal A metal implement which appears to be the toothed rail of a gear shift has been found in a lump of coal around 300 million years in age
January 26, 2013 Approval of Whitehaven’s mine expansion threatens state forests The New South Wales state government has given its approval to proposed expansions to Whitehaven Coal's (ASX:WHC) Tarrawonga mine in Gunnedah Basin, one of three mining projects in the area…
January 25, 2013 Can OPEC maintain high oil prices into the future? OPEC is probably the single most powerful organisation in the oil industry, able to influence the price of oil to help its member states; however a review by Bassam Fattouh…
January 25, 2013 “Peak Oil” impacting Norwegian and Saudi 2013 production? While it is hard to ramp up much sympathy for petro-states, Norway and Saudi Arabia are both facing a murky 2013 as domestic production falls, pushing both nations towards some…
January 25, 2013 Anglo American reports Q4 drops in iron ore and platinum production Anglo's iron ore and platinum production dips in Q4
January 25, 2013 Port okays controversial coal expansion Neptune Terminals upgrade will increase handling to 18.5 million tonnes per year.
January 25, 2013 No Dutch disease in Greenland Greenlanders may reap the possible benefits of an international push to exploit its abundant natural resources.
January 25, 2013 Deloitte, Ernst & Young apparently botched Caterpillar’s China due diligence Financial Times is reporting that Deloitte was in charge of auditing the working capital for ERA, while Ernst & Young conducted overall evaluation of the transaction.
January 25, 2013 Mining billionaire Batista denies suspension of coal projects in Colombia The mining magnate continues to believe in his Colombian coal projects, despite the unfavourable market scenario.
January 25, 2013 Problems at the world’s largest coking coal mine escalate Mongolia is planning to cancel China coal-supply contract, and has delayed Tavan Tolgoi's IPO.
Column: EV revolution rolls on but battery metals lose their charge It should only be a matter of time before demand momentum absorbs the current supply glut, writes Reuters columnist Andy Home. December 20, 2025 | 06:23 am
