Chinese miners try livestream sales to shift coal glut
With coal inventories at China's ports and power plants reaching record highs in recent weeks, some miners are getting more creative in their customer outreach.
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Aurubis welcomes investigation into organized theft ring
Some of the suspects were arrested and are now in custody.
Impala Platinum’s Zimbabwe unit eyes expansion into lithium
The miner still sees a future in Zimbabwe and is on the lookout for opportunities to invest in other mining areas.
Norsk Hydro produces world’s first aluminum using green hydrogen
The Norwegian producer replaced natural gas with green hydrogen during a test at its extrusion plant in Navarra, Spain.
In China’s lithium hub, mining boom comes at a cost
The city of Yichun is ground zero in the country's push to cut its reliance on imports of the metal for its battery industry.
Extraterrestrial salt provides clues as to how earth got its water
A 'salty' discovery strongly suggests that a large population of asteroids hurtling through the solar system may not be as dry as previously thought.
Michigan awards key environmental permit for graphite processing plant
While there is a need for 200,000 tonnes of graphite to meet demand, the current US supply capability is zero.
Eldorado fully funded to complete Skouries build after EBRD investment
The project is expected to produce a total of 140,000 oz of gold and 67 million lb of copper per annum over a 20-year mine life.
Fura Gems to invest more than $200m in Colombia mine over five years
The company is holding its fourth auction of uncut emeralds from its Coscuez mine in central Boyaca province this week.
