Australian firm tiptoes into battery making with country’s first plant
Energy Renaissance plans to invest $20-million to build a plant in Tomago, in the state of New South Wales, initially producing 66 MWh a year of batteries.
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Cornish Lithium gets $5m funding boost for UK project
The sum is more than twice the original target of £1.5 million (about $2m).
Nunavut diamond-gold deposit mirrors SA’s Witwatersrand Goldfields
Researchers discovered diamonds in an outcrop atop an unrealized gold deposit in Canada’s Nunavut territory.
World Bank invested over $12 billion in fossil fuels since Paris Agreement – report
According to Urgewald, at least $10.5 billion was invested in new direct fossil fuel project finance.
BHP strikes heritage deal ahead of annual meeting
Agreement with Australian Aboriginals defuses shareholder push to halt all mining on sacred Indigenous sites.
Gaia samples high grades at Freeman Creek
Company has released the second batch of sample results from the initial surface exploration program at its wholly owned Freeman Creek gold project in Idaho.
Kirkland Lake generates 339,584 oz. in Q3, grows cash balance and dividend
The Detour Lake and Fosterville mines led output, producing 140,067 oz. and 161,489 oz. in the period, respectively.
Australia to lead technological integration in mining – report
Fitch says Australia will spearhead global miners' race to use technology to cut costs.
Trump didn’t save coal or steel – to be fair, no one could
Many people believe that Trump never truly cared about bringing back coal or steel.