CATL hits back at Duke Energy disconnecting batteries
Utility firm said it had disconnected large-scale batteries made by thr Chinese company over security concerns.
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Russian uranium import ban teed up for US House floor vote
Russia supplied almost a quarter of the enriched uranium used to fuel America's fleet of over 90 commercial reactors last year.
China’s CMOC says geopolitics helped drive Australia sale
CMOC agreed earlier this week to sell its 80% stake in the Northparkes copper and gold mine to Evolution Mining.
US IRA is ‘cream on top’ as Arcadium eyes lithium growth
US subsidies will support the growth of the top 3 lithium producer if the Livent and Allkem merger creating the new company goes ahead.
Offshore wind could supply up to 20% of the US Atlantic coast energy needs – study
Researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory released some offshore wind modelling data.
Ramaco CEO says Wyoming coal mine discoveries include gallium, germanium
The company called its discovery one of the largest rare earth elements deposits in the US.
BHP reshuffles executives, Vandita Pant to take CFO role
Current CFO David Lamont will remain with BHP until February 2025.
Brazil says talks on compensations over Vale-BHP dam burst are halted
There is still no date for the negotiations to resume as the companies have refused to submit a new proposal.
Chile targets million-tonne copper boost in tightening market
President Gabriel Boric has set a goal of raising Chile’s production by 1.04 million metric tons by 2026.