BHP presses to transform Australia’s ‘dysfunctional’ gas market
BHP is pressing for Australia's gas market to move away from opaque contract negotiations towards index-based deals.
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EV battery startup poaches oil veterans to build Arctic factory
Freyr plans to start a pilot plant near the Arctic Circle in Norway by next year.
Freeport, Tsingshan finalising $2.8bn copper smelter next week
The smelter will have an input capacity of 2.4 million tonnes of copper concentrate and an output capacity of 600,000 tonnes.
Global zinc market surplus shrank in January – ILZSG
The global zinc market was oversupplied by 11,700 tonnes in January after a revised surplus of 23,500 tonnes in December.
Shareholder proposes Nornickel dividend policy changes, Interfax says
Group also proposed minimizing Nornickel's final dividend payment for 2020.
Workers at Antofagasta’s Los Pelambres mine accept contract offer
Negotiations over the 36-month contract have been lengthy and at times fractious, with members voting to reject a previous offer and strike on March 9.
Australian coal rail line to Newcastle port partly reopens as flood waters recede
The Hunter Valley rail network serves mines run by BHP Group , Glencore Plc, New Hope Corp, Whitehaven Coal and Yancoal Australia.
Vast Brazil lawsuit in UK against BHP over 2015 dam failure hits buffers
A 200,000-strong Brazilian claimant group failed to resurrect a 5.0 billion pound ($6.9 billion) English lawsuit against the mining giant over the Fundão dam failure.
Canadian miner meets Mexican officials over labor dispute
Americas Gold and Silver has been embroiled in a labor dispute at the San Rafael mine.
