China lithium prices near record as power cuts squeeze market
Sichuan, home to more than a fifth of China’s lithium production, extended industrial power cuts this week.
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Russian diamonds are quietly flowing again after sanctions chaos
Alrosa is back selling more than $250 million of diamonds a month.
Electric car battery bottlenecks have a way of being worked out
Amid all the excitement about battery metal demand, prices for cobalt have plunged 40% from their highs earlier this year.
Boliden declares force majeure on zinc amid Norway strike
Swedish miner declared force majeure due to a strike among Norwegian electrochemical industry workers.
Green economy may lead to sulfur shortages – study
A recent study states that global demand for sulfuric acid is set to rise significantly from 246 to 400 million metric tonnes by 2040.
Zijin restarting production at Colombia gold mine after blockade
Zijin produced 196,493 ounces of gold last year and 294,581 of silver.
Electric vehicle industry prizes steel over aluminum, Cleveland-Cliffs CEO says
Chief Executive Lourenco Goncalves said EV companies are going “all-in” on steel as they build out plans for the transition away from combustion-engine vehicles.
South32 nixes $700 million investment in NSW met coal mine
Australian miner citied insufficient prospective returns from the expected expenditure.
Eurasian Resources to invest $230 million to build wind power plant in Kazakhstan
The power generated will be used to supply ERG’s Kazchrome Donskoy GOK plant, the largest industrial enterprise in the Aktobe region.
