In a Greek coal mine, stocks build up ahead of peak summer demand
The country is pushing back plans to retire some coal-fired plants and has announced that coal mining will be ramped up by 50% this and next year.
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Copper price sinks to 10-month low on recession worries
Outlook for demand deteriorated after the US Federal Reserve’s large rate hike fueled worries about recession and data from China indicated weak growth.
PDAC 2022: As ESG drives metal demand and constrains supply, miners will have to innovate
Teck’s vice-president of sustainable development gave examples of how the company is attempting to solve operational issues through innovation — including using ideas from Star Trek.
Tianqi Lithium wins nod for $1 billion Hong Kong listing
At $1 billion, Tianqi’s offering would be Hong Kong’s biggest listing so far this year.
Top producer Russia thwarts move to redefine ‘conflict diamonds’
The rift in the Kimberley Process, which certifies rough diamond exports, risks paralyzing the body which makes decisions by consensus.
Researchers figure out how to make solid-state batteries charge faster, last longer
In a study in the journal Nature Materials, researchers explain what makes them short-circuit.
BHP to shut Mount Arthur coal mine as buyers walk
BHP is, hower, seeking approval to keep the mine running beyond 2026, until 2030, amid high coal prices and a tight market.
Bolivia again delays announcement on lithium mining tie-ups
Meanwhile, none of the short-listed firms have exploited lithium at a commercial scale before.
Gold’s floor price is getting higher, top producer Newmont says
As global markets wilt on fears of stagflation, gold has stayed relatively resilient given its haven status.
