Serbia eyes billions of euros for power production by 2040
Country plans to invest a total of 6 billion euros in new capacities for electricity production by 2040 as it seeks to phase out coal-fired power plants.
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Glencore names Kalidas Madhavpeddi as new chairman
Appointment comes one week after Gary Nagle replaced Ivan Glasenberg as CEO and marks a shift to new leadership for the company.
Shell opens 10 MW German hydrogen electrolyzer to boost green fuel output
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Mining brines from dormant volcanoes could provide battery metals, gold
Oxford researchers say it is possible to extract copper, gold, zinc, silver and lithium from brines trapped in porous rocks at depths of 2 kilometres below dormant volcanoes.
Nauru puts UN on two-year deadline to make deep-sea mining rules
The Pacific island nation has notified a United Nations body of plans to start deep-sea mining, giving the International Seabed Authority two years to complete long-running talks on rules governing the new and controversial industry.