Australia’s Resource Minister says tax breaks for lithium are ‘on the table’
“Australia can be more than a ‘dig and ship’ nation,” Tesla chair Robyn Denholm told a conference in Canberra.
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South African mines to get a faster route to Mozambique port
The Logistics Co. plans to open a trucks-only crossing at Komatipoort, just north of South Africa’s main Lebombo entry point into Mozambique.
Fortescue says executive exodus reflects green shift
Since reaching a year-high peak in July, Fortescue’s shares have fallen more than 15% in Sydney.
Vale says China property outlook is more encouraging
Iron ore prices have proved surprisingly resilient in recent months in the face of a crisis in China’s vital property market.
Platinum market faces record deficit, WPIC says
Demand for platinum is on track to grow 27% to 8.2 million troy ounces in 2023.
Vale, H2GS mull industrial hubs in Brazil, North America
The potential plants would be focused on producing low-carbon products such as green hydrogen and hot briquetted iron.
SQM’s Salar de Atacama operations become IRMA certified
All Chile's lithium mining facilities have now completed the evaluation process preferred by EV manufacturers.
Hochschild cuts production targets after pretax-loss
Revision of its 2023 production guidance comes as the miner saw a pre-tax loss of $66.1 million in the first half of the year.
Smart, highly efficient zinc-ion battery shows unique colour-changing properties
Batteries with electrochromic properties can be used as display devices that cut down energy consumption.