Half of the coal-fired power plants announced worldwide unlikely to be built — study
A study by Mercator found that 50% of the coal-fired power plants that were planned to come online in the next few years will fail to do so.
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Zijin Mining halts Colombia gold mine on deadly attack
Illegal miners bombed a tunnel, killing two people and injured another 14, including four police officers.
Silver Lake ups bid for St Barbara’s Leonora gold complex by $29 million
This is the third time Silver Lake submitted an offer for St Barbara’s Leonora gold assets in Western Australia.
Pan Asia Metals enters deal to evaluate lithium conversion facility in Vietnam
The evaluation will consider an initial annual capacity of 20,000 to 25,000 tonnes per annum.
Newmont appoints Karyn Ovelmen as EVP, CFO
Ovelmen will be responsible for Newmont’s global finance functions and will join during the second quarter of 2023, based in Denver.
Vale gets offers for stake in base metals unit
Vale would sell 10% of the unit worth around $2.5 billion, local newspaper reports.
Hudbay’s reduced exposure belies its belief in Peru’s prospectivity
Violent protests in the country have killed at least 66, posing risks to the activity of other large mines like MMG’s Las Bambas and Freeport-McMoRan’s Cerro Verde.
Marimaca Copper’s resource revamp lobs it into the ‘globally significant’ arena, says CEO
Namesake project in the Antofagasta region now has measured and indicated oxide resources totalling 200 million tonnes grading 0.45% copper for 900,000 tonnes of metal.
Zinc price could hit $2,000/t by 2025 on ballooning surplus
Refined zinc prices are expected to be on a downward trend until 2025, analysts said.
