Global copper smelting extends recovery in October
Copper smelting in China is ramping up after seasonal maintenance in the third quarter.
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Biden’s carbon-capture plan hands lifeline to coal plants
Power plants that capture their carbon dioxide emissions would be eligible for a tax credit of as much as $85 per metric tonne under the draft of Biden’s $1.75 trillion spending plan.
Codelco see copper production fall in September
BHP's Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, saw production drop 12.2% year-on-year to 82,600 tonnes in the same month.
BHP in talks with Wyloo over Noront takeover
The miners have been in a bidding war for the Canadian company, which owns Eagle’s Nest nickel and copper deposit in Ontario.
North Coal wants future buyers to trace the ‘green’ features of its steelmaking coal
The Canadian miner partnered with Britain’s Circulor to establish traceability, including dynamic CO2 and ESG tracking, for its metallurgical coal product.
Anglo American strategy boss replaces Cutifani as CEO
Duncan Wanblad, 54, will be the first South African to run the company since Tony Trahar stepped down in 2007.
UN at COP26: “Enough of mining…we are digging our own graves”
It did not take long for COP26 to turn into a farce with UN Secretary General António Guterres pleading with the gathered highnesses and excellencies to declare enough is enough.
Where is the missing Kumtor gold?
Centerra Gold flagged a 24% Kumtor production drop compared with the 2021 mine plan.
Cleveland-Cliffs CEO says no plans to replace blast furnaces to cut emissions
Company has no plans to replace any of its coal-fueled blast furnace operations with electric-arc furnaces.
