Vanilla redox-flow batteries are now a thing
Scientists have found a way to make the energy storage system environmentally friendlier.
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Innovation Metals to scale up REE oxides extraction technology
The technology is designed for the cost-effective bulk separation and purification of rare earth elements - including both heavy REE and light REEs.
Osisko reports high-grade hits outside pit boundaries at Pine Point
The drill highlights include 17.5 metres of 2.52% lead and 11.53% zinc starting at 28.5 metres; 3 metres of 0.61% lead and 8.45% zinc from 53.5 metres.
Caldas updates Juby resource in Ontario
An updated resource estimate for the gold project features two open pit deposits, with a total of 21.3 million indicated tonnes grading 1.13 g/t gold, and 47.1 million inferred tonnes at 0.98 g/t gold.
US grabs stake in battery metals miner to fight Chinese control
Washington has sunk $25 million into battery metals company TechMet, which is developing a nickel and cobalt mine in Brazil.
Colombia’s environmental authority shelves Minesa’s licensing application for Soto Norte gold project
Minesa is owned by the government of Abu Dhabi through its investment arm Mubadala Investment Company.
How mining companies can leverage geospatial, satellite data refinery
By leveraging the data obtained from satellite and airborne imagery, geologists can accelerate their hypothesis formulation and exploration strategies to find new deposits.
Companies operating in developing countries find new way to counteract corruption
Some firms have been able to minimize the ability of host-country actors to request bribes by maximizing their bargaining power.
Lundin Mining union in Chile says talks making “slow progress”
Both the company and the union are trying to avoid a strike at the deposit.
