How the new Latin America left is seeking a greener future
The greener hue of the new leaders contrasts with the old guard "resource nationalists," who have typically sought tight state control of energy and metals.
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Indonesia’s Jokowi meets Tesla’s Musk after nickel talks
The meeting between Musk and Widodo came after a round of discussions on a potential investment in Indonesia's nickel industry.
Electric cars to account for over 80% of battery demand over next 20 years despite current challenges – report
At present, electric cars are the largest market among EVs, with sales more than doubling in 2021 to over 6.4 million.
LME targets off-exchange trades as nickel chaos spurs reform
The London Metal Exchange plans to force members to regularly report details of their over-the-counter metals positions, substantially expanding its market surveillance capabilities.
Nickel tycoon has cut big short position by more than half
Xiang Guangda bought contracts in the market to reduce his short bet by about 10,000 lots, or 60,000 tonnes, mainly in the last two weeks.
Nornickel is first Russian firm to get OK to keep listing abroad
The approval has been needed since President Vladimir Putin April signed a bill requiring Russian companies to delist their depositary receipts abroad.
Green metals exports could help Australia lower carbon emissions — study
The Asia-Pacific region's greenhouse gas emissions could be reduced by 8.6% if Australia moves away from fossil fuel-intensive exports.
Once-forsaken copper country is back in the spotlight
Mining investors are stampeding back into Zambia and Congo, which host vast copper and cobalt deposits.
America touts green energy as key to bridging Africa’s growth gap
The US is not opposed to China investing in Africa if the investments are centred on upholding human rights, democracy and jobs.