Researchers solve issues hindering silicon use in lithium-ion batteries
Despite the energy capacity of silicon as an electrode material, it is normally disregarded because of a lack of mechanical stability.
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Indigenous Resource Network launches ownership campaign
INR campaigns to provide loans to encourage Indigenous participation in resource projects.
Antofagasta’s profit slumps on rising costs, Chile drought
It said it remains on track to produce its revised guidance of 640,000-660,000 tonnes of copper for the full year.
SolGold reshuffles C-suite as it ramps up Cascabel
Three executives, including CFO Ayten Saridas and non-executive director Keith Marshall, are on the way out.
JPMorgan gold traders found guilty in Chicago spoofing trial
Michael Nowak and Gregg Smith were found guilty Wednesday by a federal jury after a three-week trial.
Small presence of mining majors poses risks to execution of planned lithium projects — report
Out of 105 companies that own lithium projects, only 18 have more than one, Fitch notes.
Glencore takes heat in Quebec for smelter that spits out arsenic
The Horne Smelter in Rouyn-Noranda is emitting 165 nanograms of arsenic per cubic meter of air on site, according to a recent study.
First Nation, utility company reach agreement on British Columbia LNG plant expansion
FortisBC is planning to spend billions expanding to serve a growing demand for marine bunkering and LNG exports.
Pure Gold cuts Red Lake resource base by 20%
PureGold’s new resource falls to 2Moz from 2.5Moz, and the average grade declines to 7.2 grams of gold per tonne.
