Germany’s coal consumption continues to go down
Lignite and bituminous coal produced 50% less energy than renewables in Germany during the first three quarters of 2019.
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Fresnillo’s subsidiary granted disputed land in Sonora
A piece of land that surrounds the Soledad-Dipolo open-pit gold mine has been at the centre of a decade-long legal dispute.
Billionaire Gina Rinehart wealth swells as family split lingers
The Australian mining magnate's fortune swelled $2.1 billion after her company reported improved financial results on the back of higher iron ore sales.
A new magnetic way to separate rare earths
US researchers found a way to make the separation process more efficient and less polluting.
A Chinese steel giant is upsetting the global nickel market
Tsingshan Holding Group is now making waves in a different market: the London Metal Exchange.
From streaming deals to STOs: financing options for cash-strapped miners
One of the biggest challenges facing the industry is raising capital to fund the projects needed to bring the minerals of the future to market.
Columbus Gold makes high-grade discovery in French Guiana
The Maripa project adjoins to the south the Boulanger project being developed by Reunion Gold, where a recent high-grade gold discovery was reported.
Gold stocks’ winter rally 4
The gold miners’ stocks have surged in 2019, blasting higher after gold’s first bull-market breakout seen in several years.
Asia gold: India demand tapers off after festival spike
India celebrated Diwali and Dhanteras last week, some of the busiest gold-buying days in the country, when demand peaks because gold is considered auspicious.
