China coal buyers may be left wanting in Australia even after ban lifted
China's state planner has allowed three central government-backed utilities and its top steelmaker to resume coal imports from Australia.
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Carbon-capture plants also have harmful emissions — but there is a solution
A group of scientists has come up with a machine-learning solution for forecasting amine emissions from carbon-capture plants using experimental data.
Investors with $2.2 trillion in assets ask Glencore to disclose thermal coal plans
A group of top shareholders has moved to force Glencore provide greater disclosure on its coal production plans.
Piedmont Lithium adds two new directors to board; stock soars
Shares of Piedmont soared 15.4% by market close Wednesday.
Analysts knock Osisko’s Cariboo gold project feasibility
“They’ll need to raise another C$300 million before the larger, second stage is built,” industry blogger Mark Turner wrote.
Chile mining royalty bill progresses after committee approves
The bill now passes to a Treasury commission, where it will again be reviewed and need approval before it goes to a final vote.
NioCorp demo plant in Quebec boasts high rare earth recoveries
The extraction process also revealed only two significant impurities of iron and a very small amount of nickel.
Partners Group agrees to buy SureWerx from Riverside Co.
The deal values personal protective equipment maker SureWerx at about $870 million including debt.
Global Commodities Holdings to launch nickel trade platform in February
The platform will be open to consumers, producers and merchants that are directly involved in the physical market.