BHP CEO says group remains committed to metallurgical coal
"We do believe that the thematic of carbonisation will support certain types of coal for the foreseeable future," Mike Henry said on Tuesday.
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Registration open for Energy and Mining Forum’s ESG Week webinar series
Natural Resources Forum's annual digital Energy and Mining Forum runs October 4-8.
AI initiative uses predictive maintenance for greater asset autonomy
Platform could find application potential in 22 mines, 14 smelters and refineries and 16 plants currently in operation in Québec.
Uranium growth hormone
Analysis of the uranium market shows that it barely, if at all responds to changes in demand and supply.
Woodside snares BHP oil, gas business in $28 billion merger
BHP's exit from petroleum, which made up just 5% of its annual earnings, speeds up its exit from fossil fuels amid pressure from environmentally conscious investors.
Nutrien confident in potash demand even with BHP’s project
Global potash demand by 2030 is likely to be more than sufficient to absorb additional supply from Jansen, said Morningstar analyst.
Osisko drills more high grades across Windfall deposit
The company says the results demonstrate the continuity of the mineralization, and that several zones are at least partly open.
Clayton Valley lithium project in Nevada gets federal approval for operations
Pure Energy Minerals is developing the 9,450-hectare project, which adjoins and surrounds Albemarle's Silver Peak lithium brine mine.
USACE assigns a new review officer for Pebble appeal
The administrative appeal process for Pebble is likely to take a year or more.