Rio Tinto has not given up on $2.4bn Serbian lithium project
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said on Tuesday she does not see a chance of reviving Rio's $2.4 billion lithium project.
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Germany entirely dependent on imports for 14 critical raw materials – study
In the case of rare earths, Germany is more than 90% dependent on supplies from China.
GM will go to unusual lengths to secure EV battery minerals
Competition is becoming more fierce as supplies fall short of demand, forcing some automakers to change the way they source raw materials.
Las Bambas running out of storage space in threat to production
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Cochilco cuts copper price projection for 2023 to $3.70/lb
The agency in July had estimated a copper price of $3.95 per pound in 2023.
UK’s largest money laundering prosecution heads for a retrial
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US ‘battery belt’ widens with $3.5 billion Redwood Materials plant
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