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Australian copper mine adds solar power
"Potentially reducing our operating costs in the long run."
INFOGRAPHIC: Project generators: exploration risk for less cost
In a bear market for junior miners, exploration capital can be hard to come by.
Avoid dodos and find gold and silver miners that can soar, says Raymond James’ Chris Thompson
Chris Thompson, mining analyst with Raymond James, is looking for companies that can continue to deliver real growth and shareholder upside—companies that can "fly"—regardless of metal prices.
ETF and central bank buyers storm gold market
New World Gold Council study shows ETF funds already retracing 37% of 2014's losses and central bank purchases jumping to nearly 50-year highs.
Glencore slashes capital spending as commodity prices bite
Glencore has slashed spending for this year by up to $US1.4 billion amid a rout in commodity prices, and will spin-off its stake in the unwanted South African platinum producer Lonmin inherited in its merger with Xstrata two years ago.
Maptek releases I-Site Drive for fast, frequent stockpile volume reporting
Maptek™ has released I-Site™ Drive to provide mines and industrial operations with a faster, more accurate system for frequent stockpile volume reporting.
Willingness to explore the facts about nuclear energy shows Australia is waking up
World Nuclear Association (WNA) applauds news of a Royal Commission to assess whether South Australia should expand the role of nuclear energy, […]
Iron ore’s richest prize going on auction
Outcome will say a lot about the long-term prospects for the industry.
