Palladium-infused ‘nano-chocolates’ a cheaper mechanism to store hydrogen
German researchers have developed an alternative mechanism to store hydrogen in palladium nanoparticles.
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Perusahaan Listrik Negara said it aims to continue to raise supply to maintain a minimum 20-day stock.
Ecuador court revokes Cornerstone Capital’s exploration permit
The country's Constitutional Court upheld a lower court ruling cancelling the environmental permit for the Rio Magdalena project, which covers most of the Los Cedros natural reserve.
Copper price down, pressured by stronger dollar
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Tesla criticized for opening showroom in China’s Xinjiang region
UN experts and rights groups estimate more than a million people have been detained in camps in the far-western Chinese region.
India spends record $55 billion on gold imports in 2021
Country bought more than double the previous year's tonnage as a price drop favored retail buyers.
Vulcan gets five more exploration licences in Germany
The licences in the Upper Rhine Valley cover 325 sqkm and increase Vulcan's granted licence area to more than 1,000 sqkm.
China coal futures surge on supply worries amid Indonesia export ban
The most-active thermal coal futures contract on the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange opened up 7.3% higher.