Cost advantage of natural hydrogen sparks energy companies’ interest – report
At the end of 2023, 40 companies were searching for natural hydrogen deposits, up from just 10 in 2020, new research shows.
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Cornish Metals CEO steps down
Ken Armstrong, a non-executive director, will step in as interim CEO.
Rusal’s profit slumps on subdued prices despite higher sales
The world's largest aluminum producer outside China reported an 84.3% slump in its annual profit on Friday.
Argentine court in key lithium region halts new permits over environmental concerns
The ruling involves the Los Patos River-Salar del Hombre Muerto area, where global lithium giant Arcadium Lithium has a project.
Sandvik, Ambra Solutions partner to transform AutoMine wireless connectivity solutions
The integration of Ambra Solutions’ LTE/5G connectivity into Sandvik's AutoMine systems creates underground connectivity that is more secure, safe, reliable and high-speed.
Cliffs CEO weighs lowball bid for US Steel with union backing
That potential bid, though, is dependent on the current Nippon-US Steel tie-up falling apart.
Congo, Chinese partners sign reviewed Sicomines copper-cobalt joint venture agreement
Under the revised deal, both parties have agreed that China will invest up to $7 billion in infrastructure projects in Congo.
British Columbia launches Energy & Mines Digital Trust for international ESG reporting compliance
Major mining operators in BC can now receive their Mines Act Permit as a digital credential, to prove their required operational permit status to investors, customers and regulators.
Africa to play ‘huge role’ in US critical mineral strategy, says Treasury’s No. 2
"We don't want to be overly reliant on any one country or any one company for global supply chains," says US Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo.
