Cheniere to sell LNG to Glencore, keeping expansion plan on track
Utilities around the world are competing for LNG cargoes to fill dangerously low gas stockpiles in Europe.
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Boliden chooses Komatsu automated haulage for Swedish mine
The introduction of autonomous hauling in Aitik will mark the first system roll-out in the European Union.
Iron ore price rebounds while La Niña threatens to worsen energy crisis
Iron ore prices dropped last week as risk sentiment was hurt by fears over growth in China, and as coal prices slumped.
Eskom, coal suppliers to collaborate on renewables
Eskom is South Africa’s biggest producer of greenhouse gases.
New Found Gold doubles Queensway drill campaign to 400,000 metres
So far about 102,000 of the originally planned 200,000 metres have been completed.
Great Bear reports gold recovery up to 99% in LP fault at Dixie
The LP zone samples that were tested represent the most mineralogically complex intersections drilled to date.
Gold price back above $1,800 as Fed prepares to taper asset purchases
“There is some short-term momentum building in gold as some investors look for an inflation hedge," one analyst says.
Meet the metals hunter who wants to make it big in Ecuador
Mining veteran Malcolm Norris says he’s struck upon a gold-copper resource that may make the world’s resources giants sit up and take notice.
Pretium Resources makes new discovery around Brucejack
CEO Jacques Perron said the find affirmed the district-scale potential of the Brucejack project in British Columbia.