UK risks losing out to Europe in hydrogen energy race
In 2021, the UK set out a bold ambition to become a ‘global leader in hydrogen’ by 2030 but lack of clarity on subsidies is delaying project approval.
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It’s been 19 months since Matthew Chamberlain responded to a runaway short squeeze by suspending the world’s benchmark nickel market and cancelling $12 billion of trades.
Iron ore billionaire’s lithium raid leaves investors guessing
“Investors seem keen to know Rinehart’s plan,” Seth Goldstein, an equity strategist at Morningstar, said.
Electric vehicles are fueling Indonesia’s green IPO boom
In a country blessed with natural resources, the vast bulk of IPOs this year came from expansion-minded metals companies.
Copper Study Group expects big supply surplus in 2024
Production is forecast to exceed usage by 467,000 metric tons in 2024, a significant upward revision from the expected 297,000 metric ton surplus from April.
US chemicals company develops portfolio of catalysts to solve materials challenge in hydrogen
Mattiq leveraged AI technology in the "world’s most comprehensive study of iridium alternatives".
Sigma Lithium confirms resignation of COO, citing health reasons
The exit marks at least the third shake-up of Sigma's senior management in 2023.
Pan American Silver suspends operations at La Colorada following armed robbery
There were no physical injuries to personnel in connection with the incident.
Out-of-favor gold attractive as risks mount, Nikko AM says
There’s a “decent chunk” of gold at around 6% to 8% of the Japanese portfolio, says Nikko's global head of multi-asset.
