South32’s met coal output falls on Illawarra disruptions
The company posted a bigger-than-expected 18% drop in its first-quarter metallurgical coal output.
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Floating wind farms off the coast of southern Oregon and northern California could potentially triple the Pacific Northwest’s wind power capacity.
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Strategic Minerals to ‘fight’ for reopening of suspended section at its Spanish tin-tantalum mine
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Cuajone’s expansion project would not increase water usage – Southern Peru exec
Southern Copper Peru’s superintendent of environmental services said water use would not increase at the Cuajone copper mine as a result of its expansion project.
Why measuring the clean energy economy is a game of catch-up
Solar and wind are changing the US economy faster than methods can be devised to capture their impact.
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Lithium company executive seeking federal backing was key figure in Alberta Energy Regulator spending scandal
Zeeshan Syed, a former Alberta Energy Regulator executive who was engulfed in a public sector spending scandal in Alberta welcomed two Liberal cabinet ministers to the Thunder Bay site of his junior mining company’s proposed lithium refinery.
