Zimbabwe threatens to seize platinum concession from Eurasian Resource affiliate
Todal Mining's concessions could be seized because no progress has been made in developing them.
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IDTechEx sees redox flow batteries overtaking the li-ion battery energy capacity installed by 2031.
Spotlight: Determining the essential value of mineral projects
Edumine's Valuation of Mineral Projects course runs online July 12-16.
Cerrejón lifts force majeure caused by blockades
Colombian coal mine Cerrejón, owned by BHP, Anglo American and Glencore, will be gradually resuming operations and approved the export of 60,000 tonnes of coal.
Putin is betting coal still has a future
Vladimir Putin’s government is spending more than $10 billion on railroad upgrades that will help boost coal exports.
Bonanza gold deposits form the same way soured milk does – research
Researchers from McGill University solved the paradox of ultrahigh-grade or bonanza gold formations.
Ecuador energy minister nominee withdraws after leaving miner’s board
Ecuador's energy ministry oversees its oil, mining and electricity sectors.
Global Mining Symposium: Companies that don’t apply ESG will have trouble accessing capital
Jamie Strauss, founder of Digbee ESG, is developing an ESG disclosure platform for the mining industry.
Codelco’s tough copper supply task
The world’s no.1 copper producer will need to execute $35 billion in structural investments until 2030 just to keep output flat.