UN to start taking deep-sea mining applications this July
The decision came after the International Seabed Authority spent the past two weeks debating standards for the new and controversial practice.
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For 47 years, a chemicals producer in London’s commuter belt has been running a small lithium refinery that’s the only one of its kind in Europe.
Giant Chile mines are struggling just as world needs more copper
Chile, which accounts for a quarter of the world’s mined copper, posted its lowest monthly production in six years on Friday.
Codelco’s 2022 pretax profit slumps 63%
The world's largest copper producer said its yearly production is down 10.6%.
Generation Mining’s updated Marathon feasibility shows strong economics
The company recently finalized an offtake agreement with Glencore.
Column: Tin’s bull flames doused by weak electronic goods demand
Tin may not stay off the radar for too long.
Biden makes electric vehicle credits elusive in bid for US auto renaissance
The guidance released Friday clarifying provisions of the IRA will leave few EVs eligible for up to $7,500 credits as of April 18.
Chinese lithium producers set price floor as demand evaporates – sources
The move would come as prices plunge on a significant slowdown in demand for EVs in China.
South Africa pushes to delay coal plant closures
With blackouts often exceeding 10 hours a day, the government is under pressure to hold on to whatever generation capacity it has.
