Fortescue Metals to help develop green fertilizer supply chain in Kenya
Fortescue and the Kenyan government will together develop a 300 megawatt green ammonia and green fertilizer facility by 2025.
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More than $13 billion of investment in battery raw material production and battery and EV manufacturing has been announced in the less than three months since Biden signed the IRA into law.
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Bullion again surged past the $1,700/oz mark as the dollar failed to gather momentum for a rebound.
Codelco says maintenance at Chuquicamata smelter to last 135 days
Chuquicamata's smelter was previously halted in December 2018.
Mosaic third-quarter profit more than doubles
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South Africa seeks to end security threat to key coal rail line
A train carrying coal on the North Corridor line that runs from inland deposits of the fuel to the Richards Bay Coal Terminal derailed near Ulundi in Kwazulu-Natal province on Tuesday.
Chicago is coming for London’s metal trading after LME stumbles
As the London Metal Exchange wades through the fallout of this year’s nickel crisis, its American rival is gaining ground.
Codelco proposes 33% price hike for Chinese copper buyers for 2023
Last month, Codelco raised its premiums for sales to Europe to a record $234 a tonne for 2023, up 83% from 2022.
Zimbabwe’s new mineral royalty policy comes into force
The government plans to start collecting half of the royalties from gold, diamonds, platinum group metals, and lithium.