China to phase out coal power around 2050
Carbon emissions will peak sometime between 2025 and 2030, and total energy demand will start to decline around 2035, according to a new report from Tsinghua University.
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Rio needs more than a safe pair of hands
Outgoing CEO Jean-Sebastien Jacques has left plenty of problems for his replacement, well beyond the public relations disaster in Western Australia.
Australia’s Queensland state approves giant coal mine
Pembroke Resources’ A$1-billion Olive Downs project is poised to become the state’s third-largest coal mine.
Zen closer to producing virucidal ink from graphene oxide
Zen’s partner, the University of Guelph, filed a patent for the electrochemical exfoliation process that allows for the production of graphene oxide.
Generic Gold expedites Belvais acquisition in Quebec
The 8,148-hectare Belvais project sits on prospective Archean stratigraphy of felsic through to mafic volcanic rocks.
Anglo Asian shares hit by Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict
The miner is monitoring the dispute, but says operations remain unaffected.
Critical Metals lists in LSE as mining IPOs multiply
The IPO is the latest in a string of mining IPOs in London, suggesting the market is becoming more attractive for resource companies.
Copper rally could prompt Mount Polley restart
If copper prices remained around $2.90 per pound, that could make it economic for mothballed copper mines in British Columbia to restart.
ESG Week Seminar: Challenges and Opportunities in Mining
Natural Resources Forum series runs October 5-9.
