Coal price: Asia’s near-term climate goals outweigh long-term pledges
In some ways, the richer nations of the developed world can speed up the end of coal in Asia, writes Clyde Russell.
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US-EU tariff truce cold comfort for aluminum consumers
What might appear good news for the rest of the world is tempered by a supply-chain crisis, writes Andy Home.
China’s nonferrous group suggests commercial reserves for cobalt, nickel
The world's top metals consumer still heavily relies on imported resources of the metals.
The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame announces 2022 inductees
Fve new members will be inducted at a ceremony on August 18, 2022 at the Palais Royale Ballroom in Toronto.
Sumitomo notches record profit on higher commodity prices, ups annual outlook
The company's net profit came in at 241 billion yen ($2.1 billion) for the six months ended Sept. 30, against a net loss of 60 billion yen a year earlier.
Volkswagen CEO says Tesla factory will threaten German jobs
Herbert Diess told workers to brace for a deeper overhaul when Tesla starts ramping up production at its first European factory next year.
B2Gold sees imminent end to Mali row over Menankoto
CEO Clive Johnson said he is confident the permit renewal dispute will be resolved “over the course of the next few months."
New cell efficiently converts waste heat to energy
A new hybrid thermoelectrochemical-concentration cell shows promise in utilizing waste heat to generate electricity.
Barrick Gold quarterly profit dented by weak prices
The gold giant reported an 18% drop in third-quarter profit from the prior three-month period, weighed down by weaker prices for the precious metal.
