China studies ending Australia coal ban on supply fear
Officials are looking to boost fuel supplies to avoid a repeat of last year’s power disruptions -- particularly ahead of a key party congress.
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Net zero climate target could fail without more copper supply – report
The world's appetite for the red metal will reach 53 million tonnes annually by mid-century – more than double current levels – but falls short of supply by 2.7 million tonnes without more recycling and mining.
Ex-Anglo CEO talks to private equity on where to next pump money
Mark Cutifani is talking to private equity firms about new ways to invest in the mining sector as the energy transition gathers pace.
Barrick sees lower prices for copper in Q2
Barrick said average market price for copper in the quarter ended June 30 was $4.32 per pound, lower than $4.53 in the first quarter.
Longer-lasting sodium-ion batteries closer to becoming a reality
Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a sodium-ion battery with greatly extended longevity in laboratory tests.
Big name investors back new climate venture fund
The Systemiq Capital Fund II will focus on climate tech companies that help reduce emissions and improve sustainability.
Anglo American, Nippon Steel to work on low-carbon steelmaking
They will work on solutions for lower-carbon steelmaking, a process responsible for up to 9% of global greenhouse emissions.
Heat waves across Europe show dangers of weakening climate goals
Record-high temperatures had brought the earliest-ever heat wave across large sections of France, as well as to Spain and parts of Italy.
Wallbridge spins out nickel assets to focus on gold
Canadian company said it wants to focus on its core gold projects Fenelon and Martiniere, and is selling its Grasset and RUM projects in Quebec and its Sudbury and NW projects in Ontario.
