Poland seeks to rethink, not quash coal spin-offs, minister says
The current government’s plans regarding the ownership of coal mines and polluting power plants aren’t clear.
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Cerro de Pasco Resources sells Santander zinc mine in Peru
In June 2023 the operation underwent curtailment due to weak zinc prices.
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The International Energy Agency estimates an extra $800 billion of investment in new mining projects is needed by 2040 to meet the 1.5 °C target.
G Mining declares commercial production at Tocantinzinho gold mine in Brazil
The milestone was achieved following 30 consecutive days of operations.
ON THE MOVE: Mining management and board changes
The monthly publication tracks management and board appointments across Canada’s mining and mineral exploration industry.
US-backed Angola rail plan secures $200 million from key bank
The Development Bank of Southern Africa has approved as much as $200 million for the Lobito corridor rail project.
Miners are dumping every single ounce they produce
Rising silver prices will, in theory, incentivize more production. But the costs of extraction are rising sharply.
Brazil miner MRN gets initial licence to extend life of bauxite project
The company is backed by both Glencore and Rio Tinto.
Sinomine says its Tsumeb smelter contains over 700t of germanium
Germanium is a critical mineral used in chipmaking, infrared technology, fibre optic cables and solar cells.