China power crisis to kick off global race for coal imports
Asia’s largest economy could also look farther afield to coal exporters like South Africa, Colombia, the US and Canada.
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Germ-killing copper to be installed on Toronto and Vancouver transit
Teck Resources' Copper & Heath program installs copper products on buses, subway cars, and streetcars in the Greater Toronto Area as well as buses and SkyTrains in Metro Vancouver.
Mining companies need to be leaders in ESG — report
Being a laggard in any one of the three ESG components will hurt brand reputation and, ultimately, profits, GlobalData analyst says.
Rescue of 39 from Totten nickel mine continues, no injuries
All 39 miners had safely been brought to the surface from the Totten mine.
Gold could see tapering as soon as November
If the federal funds rate goes the hawkish way, it should continue to create downward pressure on gold prices.
Tudor Gold expands Goldstorm system at Treaty Creek
The third set of results for the 2021 resource expansion and definition drilling program has been released.
Peru minister says $1.4bn Tia Maria mine a “no go”
Economy and finance minister Pedro Francke said Southern Copper should stop pushing a “socially and politically unfeasible" project.
CATL confirmed to be Millennial Lithium buyer in $297m deal
The Chinese battery maker will acquire Millennial at a price of C$3.85 per share, a premium of 6.9% over the offer by Ganfeng.
Energy crisis old economy’s revenge, says Goldman’s Currie
Investment in gas in particular needs to be increased to fend off more volatility during the energy transition, he says.
