Smaller miners’ hunger for cash grows as copper prices fall, sparking M&A bets
Copper M&A more than doubled in 2022 to $14.24 billion from the previous year, according to an S&P Intelligence report.
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New draft decree proposes limiting issuance of mining titles in Colombia’s vulnerable ecosystems
Colombia’s government made public a draft decree aimed at setting new criteria for establishing temporary natural reserves within the context of mining and environmental regulations.
France’s EDF sees progressive recovery in nuclear production
Electricite de France expects 300 to 330 terawatt hours of nuclear output this year and 315 to 345 TWh in 2024.
World’s biggest wind power projects are in crisis just as they are needed most
Offshore wind projects are facing an economic crisis that erased billions of US dollars in planned spending this week.
Mexico hit by trade arbitration proceedings from Canadian, US firms
Canada's First Majestic Silver and Silver Bull Resources have filed cases against Mexico before the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.
Hoarding: European warehouses storing €7 billion worth of solar panels – report
Chinese-manufactured solar photovoltaic panels are piling up in European warehouses, with approximately 40 gigawatts-direct current of capacity in storage.
Ten GWh of sodium-ion batteries expected to be installed by 2025 – report
IDTechEx predicts that by 2025, around 10 GWh of sodium-ion batteries will be installed.
US lawmakers probe Ford Michigan deal with Chinese battery maker
The letter to Ford asks the company to detail the number of Chinese nationals who will be employed at its plant in Michigan.
CHARTS: Value of world’s 50 biggest mining companies slump $356bn from post-pandemic peak
MINING.COM’s ranking of world’s biggest miners welcomes the first Indonesian company to the top tier and Perth as the city hosting the greatest number on the list.
