Southeast Asia’s biggest economy needs $37 billion to shut coal-fired plants
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EU crisis opens opportunity for Australian green energy exports – Fortescue
European nations are pushing to boost renewable energy resources amid an energy crisis to move away from Russian gas.
MMG to start arbitration against Congo’s Gecamines
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Aurubis raises 2023 copper premium 85% to $228 a tonne
The new premium, valid from Jan. 1, 2023, is sharply up from a premium of $123 a tonne in 2022.
Marathon Gold begins early works at Valentine project in Newfoundland
Valentine is considered the largest undeveloped gold project in Atlantic Canada.
Centamin prepares to commission solar plant at Sukari gold mine in Egypt
Centamin said the solar plant at its flagship gold mine will be commissioned this quarter.
Wind harvester harnesses energy from light breezes
Researchers have developed a wind harvester that can harness energy from light breezes and store it as electricity.
First female minister of mining in Chile dies at 57
Karen Poniachik, well known journalist who became the country’s first female minister of mining, sat on the board of Lundin Mining.