Pressure rises to cut Poland off from billions in EU green cash
The demands on Poland highlight growing tension over the bloc’s trillion-euro budget and climate ambitions.
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Miners welcome Indonesia’s new jobs bill that could spur coal growth
President Joko Widodo's sprawling "Job Creation" bill seeks to change about 80 laws affecting many business sectors.
Spearmint expands gold prospects in Quebec
The company now holds 10,000 acres of prospective land.
More heads to roll at Glencore this year
The news comes as the Swiss miner and commodities trader reported its first annual net loss since 2015.
Premier Gold’s dispute with Centerra over Ontario project heats up
The bone of contention is a recent project update, which Centerra argues should not be considered a “Feasibility Study.”
The top miner’s vision of the future looks a lot like the past
BHP plans to add more copper and nickel to meet rising demand from renewable energy and electric vehicles.
China’s metal exporters face order cancellations, damage claims amid virus
Companies have informed Chinese suppliers they are not accepting deliveries.
BHP CEO says company needs more copper, nickel
Henry also said that the company would be willing to sell its thermal coal assets if a buyer offered a good value.
ESA, Hypervine bring blockchain and satellite data together for mining teams
The European Space Agency and Scottish start-up partner to develop services to increase efficiency, transparency.
