Europe’s power crunch cuts zinc and aluminum capacity in half
A further surge in power prices could knock more plants offline over winter, the region’s biggest metal producers warned.
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Gold price steady as traders weigh drops in ETFs, inflation, dollar
The precious metal has hovered in a narrow trading range since late last week as a gauge of the greenback retreated for three straight sessions.
Canada Nickel develops new method for accelerated carbon capture
Canada Nickel is currently advancing its Crawford project in Ontario, which is said to contain the fifth-largest nickel sulphide resource globally.
GoldSpot creates EarthLabs to reflect growing exploration expertise
GoldSpot is focused on driving mineral discoveries through artificial intelligence.
Lundin Mining targets 35% GHG emissions reduction by 2030
The company has been reporting on the safety, environmental, social and economic issues in a comprehensive, standalone document since 2010.
Kenorland Minerals options Alaska copper project to Antofagasta
The Chilean miner could own 70% of the Tanacross copper-gold project in Alaska, by spending $30 million on exploration over eight years.
China property stimulus to rescue copper demand, but not yet
Global slowdown is expected to see a slide and trigger a stimulus that could match the 4 trillion yuan package implemented after the 2008 financial crash.
Power sector carbon emissions to dip as renewables outpace coal
Emissions from power generation are set to decline about 0.3% this year.
BHP not concerned about China’s plan to centralize iron ore buying
China is planning a state-backed iron ore company to oversee everything from massive mine investments in West Africa to buying the steelmaking material from global suppliers.
