BHP may be the next big miner to wave goodbye to coal
It currently has two thermal coal units — NSW Energy Coal in Australia and Cerrejón in Colombia —, which are expected to generate just 4% of the company’s earnings this year.
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Shrinking demand to eclipse supply issues in tin market
Tin prices on the London Metal Exchange at around $18,000 a tonne are down 15% since hitting one-year highs at $21,800 a tonne in February.
World Gold Council expects metal demand, prices to stay strong
Price momentum and structural economic reforms in India and China will also be key demand drivers.
Delrey authorized to drill at Newfoundland property
The provincial Department of Natural Resources allowed the miner to establish up to 20 drill sites on the Four Corners project.
Video game to teach Australian kids about minerals for electric cars
Industry and academia joined forces to launch Mine Solar Car Lab – a 3D digital game for Minecraft’s Education Edition.
Berkeley Energia boss quits as uranium mine in Spain waits for final OK
Paul Atherley, who joined the company in 2015, will be replaced by a Spanish national.
Surge in battery nickel use is more bad news for cobalt price
Cobalt light electric vehicle battery deployment around the globe doubled in May.
VW to deepen alliances with battery suppliers for electric push
VW has said it will buy 50 billion euros worth of battery cells and has identified Sweden’s Northvolt, South Korea’s SKI, LG Chem and Samsung SDI, as well as China’s CATL as strategic partners.
Great Bear extends Hinge zone at Dixie project
The company recently raised C$10.9 million for exploration at its Dixie properties.
