‘Shovel-Ready’ project could benefit from rebounding rare earth prices
As China's central government clamps down on archaic, polluting mines, Australia looks to meet surging global demand.
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BHP to step up copper exploration, expansions to meet electric vehicles sector’s rising demand
World's biggest miner is getting ready to provide enough copper for the 140 million electric cars forecast by 2035.
Clean energy a boost for copper demand — ICA
Industry experts address the link between copper demand and clean energy in three sectors: alternative energy, electric mobility and energy-efficient equipment.
Sibanye-Stillwater shuts down Cooke gold mine, about 7,000 laid off
Company said it would keep its Beatrix West gold mine running for as long as it makes a profit, on average, over any continuous period of three months.
Gold demand from China picks up again
Total gold consumption, including jewellery and bullions but excluding the central bank’s purchases, rose 16% to 815.9 tonnes in the first nine months of the year.
Awaiting Trump’s coal comeback, miners reject retraining
Although there have been small gains in coal output and hiring this year, driven by foreign demand, production levels remain near lows hit in 1978.
Anti-bribery, corruption, and disputes – it’s not as easy as ABCD
For energy, mining, and resources companies, the cost of corruption — and getting caught — is high.
Electric cars set world’s nickel miners on new course
Battery boom promises new and growing market for high-grade nickel products, but half the world's supply of the metal is unsuitable for battery production.
Settlement in $48 billion lawsuit against BHP, Vale postponed again
Samarco JV iron ore mine in Brazil remains closed two years after deadly dam burst.
