Brazil’s miners want Europe to help fight Amazon gold havoc
Brazil’s formal mining sector wants importing nations to require and enforce origin control.
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Copper price falls as China’s reopening boost loses power
“We believe that the early January direction is correct but that the timing is slightly off,” said Saxo Bank.
First Quantum to hold board meeting in Panama – source
Panama's government and First Quantum are negotiating a contract for the operations of the Cobre Panama mine.
How a Soviet nuclear site could be key to Europe’s EV market
A radioactive pond filled in and covered in grass in Sillamae, Estonia, is host to the only major processing plant outside Asia for rare earth metals used in the automotive industry.
American Lithium estimates almost $600m in annual cash flow for Tonopah
Analysts say American Lithium‘s Tonopah project in Nevada could run at world-beating costs.
Camino to partner with Japan’s Nittetsu at Los Chapitos copper project in Peru
Nittetsu can earn a 35% interest in the Los Chapitos project by making payments and expenditures totalling C$10.1 million over three years.
Column: Analysts wary of base metals after China recovery rally
Analysts are cautious that China's recovery may not live up to bullish expectations and that prices have got ahead of themselves.
America has come a long way from an early electric car casualty
"The number of folks talking about JVs and onshoring is very different than even just a couple of years ago,” said DOE Chelsea Sexton.
President Jokowi ‘confident’ Tesla will invest in Indonesia
The country has offered the US car maker incentives ranging from tax breaks to a concession to mine nickel.
