Fortescue Metals to help develop green fertilizer supply chain in Kenya
Fortescue and the Kenyan government will together develop a 300 megawatt green ammonia and green fertilizer facility by 2025.
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More than $13 billion of investment in battery raw material production and battery and EV manufacturing has been announced in the less than three months since Biden signed the IRA into law.
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Bullion again surged past the $1,700/oz mark as the dollar failed to gather momentum for a rebound.
Australian mining magnate Forrest calls for ban on seabed mining
Fortescue Metals executive chairman Andrew Forrest is the first prominent mining executive to speak out against the nascent industry.
Chicago is coming for London’s metal trading after LME stumbles
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Codelco proposes 33% price hike for Chinese copper buyers for 2023
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Zimbabwe’s new mineral royalty policy comes into force
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Scientists understand how to better study iron, other minerals
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Agnico Eagle, Pan American to buy Yamana Gold in $4.8bn deal
Gold Fields has terminated its agreement with Yamana after deciding not to raise its offer for the Canadian gold miner.