China is increasingly the outlier in building new coal-fired power: Russell
China commissioned 38.4 GW of new coal plants last year, more than offsetting the retirements achieved in the rest of the world.
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Perth Mint’s March gold sales surge to highest since 2012
Sales of gold coins and minted bars jumped to more than 130,000 ounces in March, up 4.8% month-on-month and 39% from a year earlier.
Glencore’s KCC mine in Congo had acid spill on March 16
Glencore declined to say how much acid was spilled from the tank, but said KCC immediately contained the spill and conducted follow-up monitoring of the environment.
Talisker steps out Bralorne gold system in BC
The latest drill results from past-producing Bralorne gold project in south-central B.C. hit new mineralization below historic workings and southeast of prior intercepts.
Solar power to reduce emissions, costs at Trevali’s Rosh Pinah mine
A new power purchase agreement is expected to reduce energy costs at Rosh Pinah by 18%.
Antofagasta sells copper concentrate at treatment charge of around $10
The very low rate sale - done via a tender last week - comes as disruption to mine supply globally puts pressure on TC/RCs.
Serbia Zijin Copper to invest $408m in mines, smelter
The company, part of China's Zijin Mining, said it planned to boost output of copper concentrate by 38.91% to 74,010 tonnes this year.
Portofino Resources confirms lithium-rich brines at Yergo project in Argentina
The Canadian company identified two large, anomalous sub-basins within the project’s Aparejos Salar.
Type II micro-diamonds dominate Tres-Or Resources’ Guigues pipe
The Canadian company said that rare Type II micro-diamonds lacking measurable nitrogen are the main resource at its Guigues kimberlite pipe.
