Coal’s dominance in China will endure for a decade or more
China, which produces more than half the world’s coal, has said consumption won’t peak until 2025.
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Codelco, unions to launch safety talks after worker deaths
the world's top copper producer, halted construction projects after reporting the death of a worker at its Chuqui Subterranea project, which followed another fatal accident earlier this month.
Teck, Royal Ontario Museum partner to showcase copper’s antimicrobial properties
Funding will also go towards an educational program to explain the health benefits of copper and illustrate the important role it plays for the low-carbon future.
IAMGOLD named one of Canada’s best corporate citizens of 2022
Company named to Corporate Knights' best 50.
Peru indigenous communities say no progress in talks with Las Bambas copper mine
Six communities staged earlier this year the most significant protest in the history of Chinese-owned Las Bambas, forcing the mine to suspend operations for over a month.
Ford announces series of deals to accelerate EV push
Ford said it has now sourced about 70% of the battery cell capacity it needs to achieve its annual production rate of more than 2 million by late 2026.
BHP signs MOU for nickel supply with Ford
The targeted multi-year nickel supply agreement could start as early as 2025 and may involve additional commodities over time, BHP said.
China approves $458m coal project in Inner Mongolia region
The project has annual production capacity of 4 million tonnes a year.
Lithium Americas breaks ground on lithium test facility in Nevada
The Lithium Technical Development Center was built to demonstrate the chemical process designed for the company’s Thacker Pass lithium project in Humboldt county.
