Greece’s Public Power relaunches coal-fired power plants sale
PPC wants to conclude the sale by May and has been in touch with investors from the United States, Russia and China.
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China becomes world’s biggest importer of rare earths – analysts
For least seven key rare earths - including praseodymium, used in magnets, and yttrium, used in ceramics - China was a net importer in 2018 for the first time in more than 30 years.
New controversy engulfs London Metal Exchange’s warehouses
Glencore has lodged a complaint with the LME for an ongoing dispute with the warehouse operator at Port Klang, Malaysia.
Mining’s dirty secret faces a climate reckoning
Producing a single metric ton of steel in a blast furnace typically releases around 2.3 tons of carbon dioxide, not much less than you’d get from burning a ton of thermal coal for energy.
Abramovich’s Nornickel sale shows taste for Russian stock deals
Roman Abramovich’s sale of a stake in Russia’s biggest mining company shows investor appetite for the country’s assets is returning.
Northern Dynasty raises $10 million to develop Alaska Pebble project
The current resource estimates indicate the asset holds 57 billion pounds copper, 71 million ounces gold and 345 million ounces of silver.
Brazil government kickstarts efforts to mine indigenous reserves: official
Brazil's government wants Congress to reconsider a decades-old proposal to allow mining in indigenous reserves, which occupy 13% of the country's territory.
Nickel demand growing thanks to EV boom
The need for nickel is starting to rise at a time when its price is too low to incentivize new project development.
White Metal acquires 100% interest in Ontario palladium-platinum project
The Seagull Lake property is 90 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, and consists of 133 claim cells totalling approximately 2,128 hectares.