Coal traders turn to private finance as high demand lifts prices
With Europe suffering its worst energy crisis in decades, a number of countries have backpedaled on plans to phase out coal
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Miners warned commodities boom could harm environment, communities
"Pressure to approve new mines quickly could mean not enough time is allocated for consultation and impact assessment," said Helen Clark, the former New Zealand prime minister and chair of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
Polymetal’s Q3 revenue down 13% y/y
Company has not been directly targeted by Western sanctions imposed on Moscow.
UK battery startup Britishvolt secures short-term funding
Auto executives have warned that without local battery production, much of Britain's car industry could shift overseas.
BHP says Australia well placed to gain from EV metals push in US, Europe
Australia is set to benefit from the growing interest in environmentally sustainable mining , the chief of BHP Group's nickel operations said.
Diamonds trade watchdog mulls fate of Russian gems
The Kimberley Process is expected to decide this week whether Russian diamonds should be declared conflict gems.
New platinum, palladium catalyst able to deal with methane emissions for good
A new palladium and platinum catalyst is able to eliminate methane emissions from transport and other human activities.
B2Gold, AngloGold put Gramalote project in Colombia up for sale
Decision comes after the JV partners completed a comprehensive review of the alternatives for the $925 million gold project.
Rio Tinto reaches agreement with two Turquoise Hill shareholders over $3.3bn bid
Rio has agreed to increase the dissent condition under the agreement from 12.5% to 17.5% of Turquoise Hill shares issued and outstanding.
