Top three Aussie miners to shed $11bn in market value as commodity rout accelerates
BHP and Rio Tinto are trading at a one-month low, while Fortescue is at a three-month low.
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Germany is taking steps to bolster gas supplies, Habeck says
The German government is preparing to fire up more coal plants to keep the use of gas at a minimum.
New Wyoming facility to boost extraction of REEs from coal
The Wyoming Innovation Center is a place for companies and researchers to work on developing asphalt, graphene, graphite, agricultural char, and carbon fibre, and extract rare earths from coal and coal byproducts.
Peruvian government to extend tax refund benefit to mining, oil exploration
The decision is based on the government’s desire to guarantee the growth of the mining sector, which is responsible for 63% of the country's exports.
UN experts want better gold data as trade fuels Congo violence
Governments need to improve and make public their gold trade data to help stem smuggling and violence around mines in eastern DRC.
Australia’s opposition party flags more ambitious emissions goal
But coal and gas are going to continue to be “part of the mix.”
War derails plan to ditch coal after UK championed global cuts
The UK aims to keep a reserve of coal-fired plants available this winter rather than shutting almost all of them as planned
Guinea gives Simandou iron ore mine developers 14-day deadline
Guinea has grown increasingly impatient with the companies that control the giant Simandou deposit.
Codelco unions ready strike after troubled Chile smelter shuttered
Unions had threatened to strike for the past week if the Codelco board did not invest to upgrade the Ventanas smelter.
