Europe’s coal price jumps as South Africa strike curbs supply
The Transnet strike also is hobbling iron ore exports as staff refuses to work unless the company raises their pay.
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Ever heard of medieval zwischgold?
Zwischgold was used for gilding sculptures in the late Middle Ages.
Graphic: Lead set to shine on tight supplies, winter battery failures
Lead is expected to outperform other metals over the coming months as cold weather is likely to force consumers to replace auto batteries and supplies tighten.
Column: How do you accelerate energy transition when current crisis slams the brakes
If the answer to the energy crisis is a faster rollout of renewable alternatives to fossil fuels, then the problem is that the current situation is hindering the solution.
New research says critical metals for renewable energy products can be found in existing mines
To fill in the gaps and create estimates of critical minerals, geologists developed proxies to estimate tellurium content globally.
Russian copper builds up in LME warehouses
Significant volumes of unwanted Russian-origin copper have been deposited in London Metal Exchange approved warehouses in Germany, the Netherlands and Taiwan since the middle of September.
Shell launches consortium to speed up electrification of mining vehicles
The oil and gas giant has attracted eight companies to accelerate the adoption of electric trucks and renewables in mining.
Resolute Mining inks deal for up to 80% of African Gold project in Mali
Earn-in agreement with African Gold allows Resolute to earn a majority stake in the junior’s Syama shear zone project.
Coal miner Coronado Global confirms merger talks with Peabody Energy
Australian coal miner confirmed on Wednesday it was in confidential discussions.
