British Columbia’s Tsilhqot’in First Nation publish new policy for mining, oil and gas
The policy states the Tsilhqot’in will “consider partnership and ownership opportunities with mining and exploration companies.”
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Panama to withdraw proposed contract for First Quantum
Hundreds of demonstrators have gathered near Panama's governmental offices in recent weeks to protest the contract.
A new $850 million route to speed up Congo’s copper exports
Major construction works will begin after the rainy season which is about to start, and will take three years to complete.
Nevada Copper stock jumps as it resumes ore processing at Pumpkin Hollow
By mid-October, the throughput is planned to be increased steadily towards a goal of achieving steady state operations of 4,500-5,000 tpd by the end of 2023.
Sigma achieves record daily lithium production at Grota do Cirilo
The company said it remains on track to achieve annual 2023 production guidance of 130,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate.
‘Evenly balanced’ risks means lower commodity prices, but robust volumes
The overall message from the Australian government's commodity outlook is that evenly balanced risks translates into still robust volumes, but at lower prices.
Vale taps BluestOne to repurpose nickel waste in Brazil
Vale will provide up to 50,000 tonnes per year of refinery slag from Onça Puma to BluestOne for the next 10 years.
Once sequestered, CO2 can be turned into methane
By wresting the carbon from CO2 sequestered through carbon capture technologies and affixing it to hydrogen atoms, it is possible to form methane.
Adventus, Salazar delay construction of Ecuador project
The companies now expect to start building their Curipamba-El Domo copper-gold project in the second quarter of 2024.
