US coal companies struggle to cash in on Europe crunch
The rally in prices is unlikely to pull the US coal industry out of a more than decade-long tailspin.
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Sandvik lifts financial targets, cuts costs amid global uncertainty
Sandvik said it was targeting higher revenue growth of at least 7% through a business cycle.
BHP CEO says supply disruptions may last years; could speed up Jansen project
Mike Henry said the miner may accelerate its potash project in Canada by a year.
China, US are racing to make billions from mining the moon’s minerals
Unlike in the era of Sputnik and Apollo, the world’s top superpowers can’t even agree on basic principles to govern the next generation of space activity.
Peru mining protests risk clogging $53 billion investment pipeline
The government must defuse protests that are hitting the industry and denting production, analysts and executives said.
Osisko VP Maggie Layman on the roots of exploration success: Exclusive Mining Legends Speaker Series interview
Layman is the recipient of the Young Mining Professionals’ prestigious Eira Thomas Award and vice-president of exploration for Osisko Development.
Zinc joins battery race in the US
Two US-based companies joined forces to push for the use of zinc alkaline batteries in clean energy storage solutions.
i-80 Gold to trade on New York Stock Exchange
CEO Ewan Downie says listing will provide enhanced access to the world’s biggest and most liquid equity market.
Steel industry emissions to decline 30% by 2050 — report
Steel is a challenging sector to decarbonise. However, evolving green steel goals are altering the supply landscape and steelmakers are under pressure from stakeholders.
