China’s top coal firms lean into power as mining profits slip
Mining costs are rising because of aging deposits that demand deeper bores and increased maintenance to avoid accidents.
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Canada wants energy sector to cut emissions by up to 35% below 2019 levels
The draft rules are designed to put a clear limit on pollution from oil and gas production.
Jack and Adam Lundin are TNM’s Persons of the Year for 2024
The Lundin brothers represent a new generation taking over the leadership of family-owned mining companies.
Zambia stake-boosting mining plan won’t touch existing projects
Africa’s second-largest copper producer is pursuing an ambitious plan to more than quadruple output of the metal by early next decade.
Hecla Mining names Rob Krcmarov as CEO
Krcmarov previously served on the executive leadership team of Barrick Gold.
Anglo American sells Australian coal JV stake for $1.1 billion
Anglo has agreed to sell its 33.3% stake in Jellinbah Group, a JV that owns 70% interest in the Jellinbah East and Lake Vermont coal mines.
MinRes’ founder Ellison to exit after internal misconduct probe
Chris Ellison will leave within 18 months as the board found he used company resources for his personal benefit and evaded taxes.
How one of the tiniest oil markets cost Trafigura over $1 billion
Last week, the company admitted it faces a loss in Mongolia of up to $1.1 billion, linked in part to suspected fraud by its own employees.
Silver short squeeze coming?
Some are led to believe that a looming “silver squeeze” could be the investment opportunity of a generation.
