Scholz is learning that it’s not easy going green
Under Scholz’s stewardship, the German industry is struggling to find new technologies and trade partners to provide the backbone for the coming green transformation.
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Alcoa says workers back 2024 restart of aluminum smelter in Spain
The US metals producer had reached a deal with workers in December 2021 to end primary aluminum production at San Ciprian.
The fossil-fuel elephant in the electrification room
The transition from fossil fuels to electrified transportation and renewable energy is predicated on two assumptions, both of which are false.
Permitting solutions for mining in British Columbia ‘a priority’, says gov’t
The mining permitting process in the province is known for its lengthy delays.
Fed gold anomaly unwinding
Gold has behaved strangely over this past year, largely ignoring the biggest inflation super-spike since the 1970s.
Aerospace, electronic demand drive hafnium’s 400% record surge
The metal is valued for its anti-corrosive properties and used to make control rods for nuclear reactors.
Filo’s longest copper cuts in Argentina boost takeover appeal
BMO Capital Markets noted the drill results increase the potential to expand the Filo del Sol project.
Lykos Metals finds large gold deposits at Bosnia project
The concentration of gold at some locations was as much as 27.5 g/t in a continuous line of 60 metres.
South Africa’s century-old gold refiner runs at 75% as mines dim
The 102 year-old Rand Refinery is the only African refiner accredited with the London Bullion Market Association.
