Rich nations may fork out billions to wean Indonesia off coal
Indonesia is one of a handful of resource-driven nations that could make a major difference in the battle to curb climate change.
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US seeks $4.3 billion for uranium to wean off Russia supply
Russia accounted for 16.5% of the uranium imported into the US in 2020 and 23% of the enriched uranium needed to power US commercial nuclear reactors.
As demand for rare earths rises, world’s biggest producer might stop exporting them, says analyst
China, the world’s biggest producer of magnet rare earth oxides could stop exporting the group of minerals within the next decade due to increasing domestic demand and a shortage in global supply.
Newmont sells 3,500 oz of gold to Ghana under local purchasing plan
Ghana's central bank is seeking to raise the gold component of its reserves in a bid to strengthen the West African country's local cedi currency.
Quebec ready to partner with critical mineral explorers and developers
Province holds the largest lithium reserves in Canada and nearly half of the lithium projects currently underway.
Jane Street follows Elliott in suing LME over nickel trades
Jane Street is seeking around $15 million in damages from the London Metal Exchange.
Albemarle risks shutting German plant if EU declares lithium a hazard
European Commission is currently assessing a proposal to classify lithium carbonate, chloride, and hydroxide as dangerous for human health.
Electric vehicle outlook is even brighter if the world bikes and takes the bus
EV sales are rising fast enough now to keep combustion vehicles from returning to their previous peak.
Harmony Gold reports mine fatality
It reported that a worker died on Monday in an engineering-related accident at its Kusasalethu mine.
