August 21, 2012 BHP boss bucks bonus Marius Kloppers, CEO of mining giant BHP Billiton, has decided to waive his annual bonus in light of a recent forecast in which BHP's revenues are projected to drop 38%
August 21, 2012 Big flakes finish first in the graphite market Flakes are king in the graphite space, where large flake commands a substantial premium. But the path to production can be long and twisted, with many moving parts.
August 21, 2012 Good to go-ld: Guyana proving its worth for explorers of all sizes Though it has long been a source of wealth for the country, gold exploration in Guyana has been on a tear over the last four years.
August 21, 2012 The idea for the Kitimat oil refinery came from Arizona Vaughn Palmer in the Vancouver Sun explores how David Black got the idea to propose a $13 billion oil refinery to be built in Kitimat and refine oil from the…
August 21, 2012 INFOGRAPHIC: When will the world’s resource cupboard be bare? BBC charted the expected lifespans of various resources like silver, coal and forests.
August 21, 2012 The price of gold breaks above $1625 for the first time in three months As the price of the yellow metal punched through the $1625 an ounce level, buy stops were initiated, fuelling the rally as some traders on the short side were forced…
August 20, 2012 ‘This is not an Enbridge animation’: a video war begins In response to Enbridge’s original animation showing how the pipeline will cross the province, a new anti-pipeline video has been uploaded using […]
August 20, 2012 Panama Canal expansion to change dynamics of commodity trade When the third lane opens the canal's capacity will more than double. The largest ships will carry as many as 13,200 containers -- at least double the dry weight of…
August 20, 2012 Coal deal lost India $33 billion, says auditor India’s official auditor accused the government of losing more than $33 billion in potential revenue by transferring coal mining blocks too cheaply to private companies.
August 20, 2012 Montana coal mining related protests reach the Capitol, no major impact USA’s second-largest coal producer, Arch Coal, has drawn protests from activists and locals after announcing it had applied for a permit in Montana to begin tapping its massive Otter Creek…
Korean proxy fight threatens to derail Trump’s big zinc bet The case has the potential to disrupt the administration’s effort to spur domestic production of critical minerals. December 19, 2025 | 12:54 pm
