Glencore’s oil-price rigging puts spotlight back on benchmarks
Billions of dollars of physical deals are set against the daily benchmarks, which also act as a reference price for big amounts of derivatives.
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Want to dismantle coal power faster? Green the grid
A fresh Australian government, along with an expanded slate of climate-focused independent and Greens legislators, should add further support to the nation’s energy transition.
EnergyX appoints President of Lithium, South America
Juan Carlos Barrera joins the company after spending 2 years with Exxon Mobil and 28 years with Sociedad Química y Minera (SQM).
Investors not impressed by Aurelius’ maiden resource estimate at Aureus East gold project
The Nova Scotia resource estimate holds 78,000 oz. of pit-constrained gold and another 84,700 oz. of underground material.
Sigma Lithium says Brazil project is worth $5.1 billion
The project, known as Grota do Cirilo, is expected to produce 531,000 metric tonnes of lithium per year from two deposits.
China’s slumping economy to cut coal use even as output swells
China’s demand for thermal coal is likely to keep falling through the rest of the first half, as virus restrictions continue to mire the economy in a deep slump.
Anglo Platinum seals pay deal with South African unions
The company sealed a five-year wage deal with some of the biggest labor unions in South Africa.
Several dead in fighting between miners in north Chad, govt says
A local rebel group's unconfirmed report of at least 200 fatalities in the area circulated on social media.
Minto Metals delivers strong financials following record quarterly production, shares up
Revenue more than doubled from C$25.5 million to C$53.3 million
