EU imposes tariffs on Chinese aluminum producers
The European Union has imposed duties on aluminum products imported from China after an investigation showed that they were being sold at unfairly low prices.
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Greenland to hold election watched closely by global mining industry
Greenland holds an election next week that could decide the fate of vast deposits of rare earth metals.
Vale sells New Caledonia nickel assets to Trafigura
Vale said it will have a supply contract with the Trafigura-led consortium to off-take part of the nickel produced there.
New fuel from plastic waste aims to replace fossil fuels in marine industry
Clean Planet Energy plans to use non-recyclable waste plastics to produce two fuels expected to reduce CO2 emissions from the marine industry by 75%.
BMW, Volvo, Google and Samsung call for ban on deep-sea mining
They are the first global companies to have signed up a World Wildlife Fund (WWF) call for a moratorium on mining the seabed.
ABB, Hitachi to develop GHG-reducing solutions
The companies plan to apply ABB’s electrification, automation and digital solutions to mining trucks and excavators provided by Hitachi.
Artemis awards $186m EPC contract for Blackwater plant in British Columbia
Ausenco Engineering won the contract for a 5.5 million-tonne-a-year processing plant and related infrastructure at the Blackwater gold project in central B.C.
Congo launches state-owned cobalt miner
Entreprise Générale du Cobalt will sell cobalt hydroxide from artisanal miners under a five-year contract with trading house Trafigura.
50-year gold price vs stocks chart shows bullion fair value above $2,500
Gold vs the S&P 500 since end of gold standard indicates bullion’s bull run to resume based on historical norm. That, or stocks are in for a beating.
