War in east is eroding Congo’s budget surplus, finance minister says
Windfall revenue from mining has compensated for some of the unexpected expenses of fighting a rebellion.
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Jindal Shadeed Group plans $3 billion green steel plant in Oman
Jindal Shadeed Group has the necessary approvals to secure land for a green hydrogen-ready project that can process 5 million tons of steel a year.
German minister pursuing hydrogen in Namibia, South Africa
Minister Robert Habeck is visiting Namibia and South Africa to secure new energy resources for Europe’s biggest economy.
Paper electrodes for Li-ion batteries are now a reality
Through a process called carbonization, Singaporean researchers turned paper fibres into electrodes.
Prime Mining stock surges on upsized financing for Los Reyes project in Mexico
The company will increase the size of its recently announced bought deal financing to C$18.3 million.
Argentina pressing US for exception to tap EV tax bonanza
The key to whether producers in Argentina and some other nations will be eligible for the tax credits is in the interpretation of “extracted or processed.”
Rio Tinto completes Kemano power station work for British Columbia aluminum smelter
Second tunnel completed 27 years after work was halted on the project by the NDP government.
Saudi Arabia aims to become leader in sustainable mining
With 17% of the world's proven petroleum reserves, the kingdom is seeking to explore what it calls a vast, new, and largely untapped minerals super-region stretching from Africa to Central Asia.
Winsome Resources steps up to buy Power Metals stake from China’s Sinomine
Winsome will pay C$2 million for Sinomine’s interest in Power Metals, which holds the Case Lake project in Ontario.
