Canada a global leader in carbon capture — report
All of the major investments in carbon capture have been in Alberta and Saskatchewan, in oil and gas and coal power.
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American coal production this year will swell 15% to meet stronger demand for electricity at home and abroad, according to the US Energy Department.
Skeena Resources intersects high-grade gold at Snip project
Highlights included 4.41 metres grading 110.22 grams gold per tonne from one metre downhole.
Ascot discovers high-grade base metals mineralization at Premier
Initial drilling this year has intercepted a shallow zone of gold-silver mineralization and a deeper zone of high-grade copper-silver mineralization.
Star Diamond battles Rio Tinto’s call to JV meeting
Canadian miner says Rio has no right to call or hold a meeting of the joint venture that does not yet exist.
A $35 billion plan for Korean battery giants to catch China
LG Energy Solution Co., SK Innovation Co. and Samsung SDI Co. will be key players.
Copper price down as Fed boosts dollar
Copper prices retreated on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve confirmed plans to tighten monetary policy sooner than expected.
Iron ore price retreats as steel production cuts spark demand concerns
A major steel producer in eastern China had been urged to idle its blast furnaces after a central government inspection, according to Reuters.
GRAPHIC: Russia’s aluminum export tax fuels price surge on spot market
Moscow is proposing a 15% export tax on aluminum exports or a minimum of $254 a tonne between August and December.
