Copper union digs in for just reward at Antofagasta’s prize mine
Talks at Los Pelambres are the latest in a slew of collective bargaining at Chilean mines, which account for a quarter of the world’s copper.
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Glencore is looking lonely as rivals look to abandon coal
Company is cutting an increasingly isolated figure as a major coal miner as one by one its biggest rivals look to abandon the most polluting fuel.
Air Liquide launches world’s largest hydrogen membrane-based production unit
Air Liquide’s Proton-Exchange Membrane electrolyzer will produce up to 8.2 tonnes per day of low-carbon hydrogen for industrial use and mobility.
Teras grows indicated resource at Cahuilla gold-silver project
Indicated contained gold and silver ounces have increased by 24% and 21% respectively at the California project.
Generation Mining completes pilot plant testing for Marathon
Company has completed the second phase of metallurgical testing and pilot plant trials for its Marathon palladium-copper project in northwestern Ontario.
Lucara strikes again with 378 carat diamond at Karowe
The rock, the second 300 carat-plus found at the Botswana mine this year, could fetch over $15 million.
Increasing supply from China to cap aluminum price – report
An increase in global supply driven by a rise in Chinese exports, Fitch says, will limit the scope of the reduction in the production balance.
British Columbia First Nation, Coeur, sign Silvertip mine agreement
The IBA provides a framework for a mutually beneficial relationship between the Tahltan Nation and Coeur Silvertip.
Miners using new ESG and transparency framework
Ivanhoe was the first to adopt Mining Shared Value's Local Procurement Reporting Mechanism.
