China’s State Grid warns of tight supply in winter, despite easing power crunch
A wide swathe of China has suffered outages since May as soaring prices and tight supply of coal.
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The charging infrastructure needed to boost EV adoption – report
A new insight by McKinsey & Company lays out the priorities for scaling EV charging infrastructure to meet demand.
First Cobalt aims to create specialist EV battery materials facility in North America
The company is aiming to produce battery-grade nickel and cobalt and precursor chemicals for the cathode component of the batteries for North America.
New study shows real impact of mountaintop mining on endangered species
Recent research estimated the full extent of water-quality degradation attributable to mountaintop removal mining at the landscape level.
New road paves the way for Canada’s first primary cobalt mine
Fortune Minerals said that the soon-to-be-open Tlicho all-season road is a key enabler for its NICO cobalt-gold-bismuth-copper project.
After the rally, here’s what could still go wrong for stocks
After this year’s record-setting rally in equities, the list of things that could go wrong in 2022 is getting longer.
The energy crisis that helped revive coal is easing, for now
Supplies of coal, the key source of electricity generation in China and India, are beginning to rise again after governments pressed miners to boost output.
Copper giants safe in our hands, Chile leftist’s campaign says
Mining heavyweights such as BHP and Anglo American have nothing to fear if former student protest leader Gabriel Boric becomes Chile’s next president, according to one of his top advisers.
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