Slovenia pledges to stop burning coal for electricity by 2033
The government said it will stop using coal for electricity by that year as part of a “fair transition” of its coal regions.
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Zacatecas Silver gets 13 more drill permits at Panuco deposit in Mexico
The Zacatecas Silver property is located within the Fresnillo Silver Belt, which has produced over 6.2 billion ounces of silver.
China hurt most by Indonesia’s move to keep nickel at home
Indonesia has played a key role in global markets as a bulk materials supplier, but President Joko Widodo has pledged to eventually stop exports of all raw commodities to turn the country into a major manufacturing hub for electric transportation.
Gold demand drops as virus shrinks big Indian weddings
The expected drop in consumption comes after sales rebounded in the second half of 2021.
Czechs ready to reach deal with Poland over disputed mine, minister says
A Polish government source said on Thursday Poland could seek to cut the planned compensation offered to the Czech Republic.
Gold price dips with Fed on course to hike rates in March
"Gold's performance is in a way slightly disappointing, bearing in mind the pretty seismic collapse in the US dollar," an analyst said.
NextSource shares up on successful Molo graphite plant testing
Phase 1 of the Molo graphite mine is fully funded and, when commissioned, will become one of the few operating graphite mines outside of China.
Equinox Gold meets guidance with 602,100 oz in 2021
Equinox produced a record amount of gold – 602,100 oz. – in 2021, meeting guidance and delivering 26% more ounces than in 2020.
Rio Tinto, satellite startup launch early partnership
Rio Tinto has entered an early-adoption partnership with Pixxel, whose satellite imagery could help the miner monitor active and closed mine sites, track ESG indicators, and advance mineral exploration.
