There’s no cheap way to sidestep China’s energy supply chains
China dominates clean energy supply chains and has enough manufacturing capacity to meet global demand for most of the solar market to 2030.
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Ford, Everledger launch battery passport pilot for responsible recycling
Companies will track batteries in late and newer EV models for six months, working together with US lithium-ion battery recyclers.
Rio Tinto reiterates $3.3bn offer for Turquoise Hill after ISS recommends against deal
ISS on Monday had recommended Turquoise Hill shareholders to vote "against" the deal, joining the Canadian miner's second-largest shareholder Pentwater Capital Management.
Lundin Gold completes vent raise at Fruta del Norte mine
The South vent raise has been under construction for the past three years.
Metso Outotec introduces complete flotation plant unit to maximize performance
The solution provides unparalleled metallurgical performance by integrating functional design with a comprehensive scope.
French lithium mine project unveiled in electric car race
Imerys unveiled plans to develop a lithium mine in central France that it said could be a leading contributor in Europe's quest for electric-vehicle battery materials.
Cliffs tumbles as outlook suggests more pain for steel
The second-largest US steelmaker said Tuesday that it is being hit by higher input costs and maintenance activities, which led to adjusted earnings before items of $436 million in the third quarter, about 50% below analyst estimates.
Norsk Hydro calls for EU, US sanctions on Russian aluminum
With recession looming, however, some business groups say bans on Russian aluminum would decimate European industry.
LME partner Metalshub targets lower-content nickel trading
The lack of lower-content nickel trading on the LME was a factor that helped fuel a wild spike in LME nickel prices in March.
