Biden’s green subsidies are speeding the UK car industry’s decline
Current and former British auto executives express a sense of alarm at how the UK government has dawdled in the face of overwhelming competition.
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Serbian, Slovakian, Alpine mines were major copper providers in prehistoric Europe
Copper artifacts produced before 3,500 BC were derived exclusively from southeast European mines, especially Serbian mining areas.
Chile sees lithium plan expanding trade ties, foreign investment
President Gabriel Boric’s administration is in talks with more than 40 investors interested in investing in Chile's lithium industry.
Global thermal coal prices settling into $200 per tonne range after volatile 2022
Analysts expect the benchmark Newcastle coal index to average $175-$212 a tonne this year.
Gold mid-tiers’ Q1 2023 fundamentals
The biggest gold-stock gains during major gold uplegs are achieved by mid-tier and junior miners.
LithiumBank stock soars on economics of $2 billion Alberta project
Boardwalk would have an after-tax net present value of $1.7 billion at an 8% discount rate with an internal rate of return of 17.8%.
Zinc inventories in LME warehouses jump 64% in two days
The metal price rose on Friday after hitting its lowest since July 2020 on Thursday.
Codelco and SQM to meet next week to discuss state control
The two companies have outlined the main topics of negotiation and agreed to meet regularly.
Glencore’s shareholder opposition to climate report grows
Just over 30% of the miner's investors demanded more clarity on how it will meet its commitments to cut emissions.
