Inside China’s desperate race to resolve its energy crisis
For more than a month, energy shortages have rippled through China’s manufacturing centers for steel, aluminum and cement, and prices of coal.
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To be or not to be: how the Evergrande crisis can affect gold
The slowdown in global economic growth caused by the burst of China’s real estate bubble should bring us closer to the stagflationatory scenario.
BHP studies potential for using nickel mine waste to capture carbon
Waste from Nickel West operations is high in magnesium oxide, which can pull carbon out of the air to create magnesium carbonate, a stable compound in the form of a salt.
Piedmont increases resource at North Carolina lithium project
Total resource estimate for the project now comes to 44.2 Mt at 1.08% Li2O, of which 64% is classified in the indicated category.
Goldshore hits gold in first holes of 100,000m program at Moss Lake in Ontario
The first hole intersected mineralization over 422m true width, which is an increase of 52% over the 2013 historical resource model in that area.
NorZinc posts positive PEA for Prairie Creek with extended life, higher throughput
The after-tax net present value with an 8% discount is $299 million and an after-tax internal rate of return of 17.7%.
Dalian iron ore price tumbles on slow China manufacturing
Steel consumption is still slow in the short term as recent power rationing has hurt manufacturing activities in the world's second-largest economy.
How metals and mining companies are adapting to a greener world
Mining companies have the widest range of BNEF transition scores.
Freeport copper output falls short just as the world needs more of the metal
Freeport-McMoRan produced less copper than expected last quarter from its mines in the Americas.
