China coal crisis thrown another curveball with Mongolia border closure
China’s northern neighbor has seen coal exports dwindle since April because of the pandemic.
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In race to net zero, being small or diverse foils metal makers
The worst performers among 53 major metal companies ranked for risks and readiness in a net-zero emissions scenario were an Australian iron ore miner and steelmakers from Russia and India.
Argentina, Fortescue unveil $8.4bn green hydrogen investment plan
Fortescue is looking at developing the project in the province of Río Negro with a view to producing green hydrogen on an industrial scale.
Barrick shifting into growth gear, says CEO Mark Bristow
Barrick underlines commitment to investing in Canada as it looks to bolster exploration value-add.
Seabridge looks to integrate Snowfield into KSM gold-copper project in BC
Confirmation of the change is expected in the second quarter next year when the new KSM prefeasibility study is released.
Metso Outotec launches Concorde Cell flotation technology for fine and ultra-fine particle recovery
The patented Concorde Cell technology is the first fine and ultra-fine flotation solution for more finely disseminated and complex orebodies that have previously been inaccessible.
ScoZinc signs gypsum offtake for life of Nova Scotia mine
The five-year annual average production would be 35 million lb zinc and 15 million lb lead.
Vale’s Long Harbour nickel two-thirds less CO2 intensive than industry average
Vale has pledged up to $6 billion to cut Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions by 33% by 2030.
Europe’s EV battery strategy threatened by supply chain gaps, Eramet says
Eramet is struggling to attract investment from its home region to process its overseas nickel, lithium and cobalt reserves into battery materials.
