Big Oil, heavy industry discuss emission curbs ahead of COP28
The gathering brought together CEOs from more than 50 companies from the oil and gas sector and the aluminum, steel and cement industries.
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Glencore may look elsewhere for recycling hub after Italy rejects fast-track approval
Glencore and Li-Cycle planned to develop a recycling hub in Portovesme by repurposing Glencore's existing production sites on the island.
LIBs’ safer cousins, KIBs, under the microscope
Scientists explore water-in-salt electrolytes used in potassium-ion batteries to make them more stable thermally and chemically.
How South Africa botched its first coal power-plant transition
Key ministers in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s government have attacked the switch to renewable energy.
Venezuela, Jindal Steel to sign deal on iron ore mill
Venezuela’s government and Jindal Steel have signed an agreement for the Indian company to run the country’s largest iron-ore-producing plant.
Copper and silver: The electrical metals
Copper and silver are often skipped over in discussions of metals needed for the green economy, with battery metals like lithium, graphite, cobalt and nickel hogging the limelight.
Iamgold reports fatality at Cote gold project in Ontario
The person, who was employed by a contractor at the project, was not engaged in mining or construction activities.
Argentina mulls charging lithium miners contribution to boost infrastructure
The governors of the country's lithium-producing provinces are drawing up plans for lithium miners to make a "special contribution" so state coffers can benefit from extraordinary profits.
With bulked up resource base, Wicheeda REE project ready to advance to prefeasiblity
The Vancouver-based miner aims to produce an average of 25,000 tonnes of rare earth oxides per year, approximately 10% of the world’s current production.
