China’s 2018 coal usage rises 1%, but share of energy mix falls
China's coal consumption rose for a second year in a row in 2018, but coal's share of total energy consumption fell below 60 percent for the first time.
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Platinum miners win reprieve as South Africa strike delayed
The threat of disruption has helped boost platinum and palladium prices this week.
Junkyard palladium growing as an answer to disappearing resource
Recyclers can recover about 90 percent of the metal from catalytic converters in junked cars for a fraction of the cost of mining it.
Australian mining industry group praises free trade deal with Peru
Ratification of the deal is expected to deliver major investment and job opportunities for Australia’s mining industry.
Golden Share Resources acquires Sandridge project in Ontario
The project is located approximately 150 kilometres east of Thunder Bay and it sits on the Winston Lake Greenstone Belt.
Exyn Technologies introduces robots into Dundee Precious Metals’ gold mines
The tech company introduced its A3Rs robots which comprise a fully autonomous aerial system for data collection in GPS-denied environments.
Barrick, Newmont step up game to sway top investors
Barrick forecasts over $7 billion in pre-tax savings over 20 years, based on net present value — $4.7 billion of which will come from Nevada.
Lynas auditors flag ‘material risk’ for the rare earths miner over Malaysia conditions
Ernst & Young report raises concerns about the company’s future due to Malaysia’s order to remove its radioactive waste by September.
Pure Gold Mining completes PEA on satellite deposits at Madsen
Madsen is one of the highest grade undeveloped gold deposits in the world.
