LME to decide nickel reforms by end of first quarter
Months after turbulence highlighted shortcomings in LME oversight, the nickel contract remains broken.
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North America’s top mining CEOs anticipate turbulent year ahead
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India’s foray into the EV battery market lacks some key ingredients
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Australia lays out plan to make biggest polluters slash emissions
Government proposed to make the country's biggest polluters slash emissions by 30% over the next seven years.
Zambia extends electricity rationing to mining firms
Hydropower contributes to more than 75% of Zambia's electricity generation.
Vale evaluates offers for $2.5 billion base metals unit
Vale Base Metals, to be based in the UK, will have nickel mines in Canada and Indonesia, copper mines in Brazil, and interests in cobalt and platinum group metals.
