Germany warns of Lehman-like contagion from Russian gas cuts
Germany warned that Russia’s moves to slash Europe’s natural gas supplies risked sparking a collapse in energy markets.
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Lithium stocks rout continues despite fresh hard rock price record
No bottom in sight for lithium stocks even as Pilbara Minerals concentrate auction sets new record price above $7,000 a tonne.
Metso Outotec to deliver crushing and grinding equipment to Blackwater project in B.C.
The scope of delivery consists of the supply of the Superior MK-III 4265 primary gyratory crusher, the Nordberg HP900 secondary and tertiary cone crushers, and 14-MW Premier ball mill for the Phase 1 process plant at Blackwater.
E3 Lithium, Imperial Oil to collaborate on pilot project in Alberta
Shares of E3 Lithium surged over 30% on news of the Imperial Oil investment.
Column: Green hydrogen may be energy’s future, but it’s complicated
The problem is how long will it take for that future to become reality, writes Clyde Russell.
China backs Russia in opposing bid to redefine conflict diamonds
China agrees that the Ukraine issue falls outside the scope of the Kimberley Process.
German utilities prepare to turn on coal plants amid gas crisis
European powerhouse Germany is in the middle of one of its biggest energy crises in recent times as Russia reduces gas supply through Nord Stream, the biggest pipeline to the region.
New squeeze hits London metal market with zinc spreads spiking
The premium for spot zinc over futures spiked on Thursday to the widest since 1997.
Swiss gold refiners say they didn’t import mystery Russian metal
Over 3 tons of gold -- worth about $200 million -- was shipped from Russia to Switzerland in May, almost all of which was marked as being for refining.
