Startup eyes Australia to build China-free battery production
Recharge Industries is planning a A$300 million factory to build lithium-ion batteries free of materials from China.
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This village is standing in the way of Germany’s coal revival
Activists continue to block police attempts to demolish the village of Luetzerath to make way for the expansion of an opencast coal mine.
Goldman raises aluminum forecasts on higher Chinese and European demand
The metal will probably average $3,125 a ton this year in London, analysts said.
Micro EV market expected to reach $180 billion within a decade — report
The market for electric two-, three-wheelers and microcars will reach around $180 billion by 2043, IDTechEx forecasts.
Former gold mine to host largest underground caverns in history
The site, located under the Black Hills of South Dakota, will host the largest neutrino experiment in history.
Glencore evacuates personnel after protesters vandalize Antapaccay mine camp
The campsite at Glencore’s Antapaccay copper mine in Peru was vandalized by a group of people protesting against the country’s new president.
Congo picks Symbion to tap methane-filled lake
New York’s Symbion Power won a bid to produce electricity from methane trapped in Lake Kivu.
MMG’s Las Bambas halts mining on safety fears
MMG Ltd’s Las Bambas copper mines halted activities because of unrest at another nearby mining site.
World to face potash price crunch as Brazil Potash propels Autazes project toward production
High potash prices will likely persist as the world scrambles to bring more production online amidst concerns over food security, CEO says.
