Another coal plant wins lifeline despite Biden’s green push
CenterPoint plans to keep operating the 90-megawatt F.B. Culley 2 unit near the Ohio River until 2025.
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Worsening economic outlook, weak metals prices marred mining in Q2, says S&P Global
Softer numbers translated into depressed equity market support for the mining industry.
Stratabound Minerals reports significant increase in Fremont gold resources, stock rises
The indicated gold resource now totals 1.16 million oz., representing an increase of 121% over the previous estimate.
Cracks detected around land near mine and sinkhole in Chile
Lundin Mining said Thursday that the cracks are unrelated to the hole or mining activity.
Global nickel market surplus at 20,500 tonnes in June — INSG
During the first six months, the global market was in a surplus of 30,800 tonnes compared with a deficit of 125,500 tonnes in 2021.
Independence Gold updates resource with better grades, more ounces at 3Ts project in British Columbia
The resource calculation encompasses both in-pit and underground components of the Tommy and Ted-Mint vein systems.
SQM expects strong lithium demand despite price pressures
The company forecasts global lithium demand will grow 35% through 2022.
BHP sees copper market “take-off” by mid-2020s “if not earlier”
Top miner sees up to 4 million tonnes of copper lost to depletion, falling grades by 2030 and a “timid” industry not committing to new projects.
Column: Power is the big new problem for industrial metals supply
Europe's power crunch is taking a rising toll on the region's industrial metals sector, writes Andy Home.
