Unions set to intensify Sibanye-Stillwater strike on exec ‘wage wallop’
South African trade unions resolve to tighten the labour noose on Sibanye-Stillwater as gold sector labourers demand higher pay.
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Maple Gold Mines files NI 43-101 report for Quebec projects
The pit-constrained indicated resources at Douay have increased by 21% over its previous estimate.
Rich nations scramble to seal coal transition deals before COP27
As they prepare for the next round of global climate talks in November, officials from rich countries are trying to pull together a series of multibillion-dollar packages to help poor countries phase out coal.
South African coal miners turn to trucks as rail service deteriorates
Poor maintenance, a lack of spare parts for trains, copper cable theft and vandalism have disrupted state logistics firm Transnet's freight rail services.
Hochschild Mining gets construction green light for gold project in Brazil
Commercial production at Posse gold project, in the central-west Goiás state, is slated to begin in the first quarter of 2024.
India falls 7.6% short of coal supply targets to utilities in April
India faced its worst power crisis in over six years in April as demand hit a record high.
Organic lithium-ion batteries one step closer to becoming reality
A small molecule may be the key to the successful development of organic, metal-free, high-energy lithium-ion batteries.
Chile rejects Anglo American’s $3 billion Los Bronces expansion
Project would allow the company to tap higher grade ores from a new underground section of the mine, extending its life through 2036.
Fertilizer buyers are eyeing Canada to fill global potash deficit
The country, and the province of Saskatchewan in particular, are capturing “renewed interest” in its potash resources due to disrupted supplies of the key fertilizer from Belarus and Russia.
