China’s coal miners told to produce even if they’re over quotas
The country controls coal production under a quota system that caps annual output of mines in order to manage supply.
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China is paying a high price for policies that curbed domestic coal output and imports.
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Czechs want Polish deal over disputed coal mine to last longer term, minister says
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Fortescue resumes Solomon Hub operations after worker’s death
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Endeavour Mining outlines ambitious five-year exploration plan
West Africa's top gold producer aims to add 15 to 20 million gold ounces and extend the life of its seven core assets beyond 10 years.
Li-ion battery recycling market to reach $31bn per year by 2040 — report
IDTechEx says that, in two decades, over 50% of the world's spent li-ion batteries will be recycled in China.
