How the energy market buckled in a fossil fuel superpower
Australia has set alarms ringing over the challenge faced even by developed nations in managing and regulating the energy transition.
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Methane-spewing coal mines are climate test for Australia’s new leader
“Methane leaking from coal mines has been ignored for many years, but tackling it is the ‘low hanging fruit’ in Australia’s effort to combat climate change.”
Falling Dow to gold ratio
The market sell-off has obviously begun but it’s going to get worse.
Vital Metals starts commissioning at Saskatchewan rare earth extraction plant
Canada's first rare earths producer is processing ore from its Nechalacho operation in the Northwest Territories, where mining commenced in mid-2021.
Peru expects lower economic growth on impact of mine protests
Peru's central bank lowered its 2022 growth projection to 3.1% from 3.4% previously.
Topping dollar is gold bullish
The US dollar has skyrocketed in a monster rally this year, fueled by the Fed’s extreme hawkish pivot.
Congo miner threatens to seize cobalt project from Chinese partner
Gecamines, which owns 20% of the Tenke Fungurume mine, has accused CMOC of manipulating the project’s finances.
US coal plants’ fate hinges on June power-price auction
Suppliers to the grid stretching from New Jersey to Illinois will find out on June 21 whether their bids to provide backup capacity for the year starting June 2023 passed muster.
Sinomine invests $200m in Zimbabwe lithium project
The southern African country holds some of the world's largest deposits of lithium.
