China to allow Australian coal cargo ashore despite ban
It remains uncertain whether the unloadings are exceptions to meet specific demand or a sign of a broader unfreezing.
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Trump to sell Arctic oil rights days before Biden sworn in
Any investment in Arctic refuge oil rights is unlikely to see action over the next four years.
Two coal companies bankrupted by covid as industry slides
Coal has been hit hard this year because of the decrease in demand for electricity to run offices, factories and stores.
Seabridge grows footprint in BC with Pretivm asset buy
The company has acquired Pretivm's Snowfield project for $105 million.
Standard Lithium makes better-than-battery-quality lithium carbonate
The Vancouver-based company completed the start-to-finish proof of concept of its lithium processing technology.
Barrick, Japan Gold to expand Mizobe-Onoyama project
Japan Gold signed a JV for three mining rights licenses that adjoin the Barrick Alliance Mizobe-Onoyama project.
Glencore taps coal head Gary Nagle as new CEO
Announcement came as the Swiss firm revealed an ambitious plan to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Innu communities sign Reconciliation and Collaboration Agreement with IOC
IOC, majority owned by Rio Tinto, operations are integrated across a mine and processing plant in Labrador City, Newfoundland and a port and stockpile in Sept-Iles, Quebec.
Carmakers have blind spot for lithium, cobalt, nickel prices
New research report has a warning for electric carmakers about the direction of battery prices without incentives to build new mines.
