BHP still sees room to negotiate with Samarco’s creditors
Samarco became unable to pay its $10.2 billion debt after its waste dam collapsed in 2015, killing 19 people.
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Company will develop the Lobe iron ore mine in the central African nation.
Europe aims to revive magnesium output by 2025 to cut China reliance
Supplies from China fell late last year, igniting prices in Europe and focusing the EU on efforts to secure home-grown supplies.
Highest efficiency solar cell now a reality
National Renewable Energy Laboratory researchers created a solar cell with a record 39.5% efficiency under 1-sun global illumination.
Skyharbour buys into Rio Tinto’s Russell Lake uranium project
The Canadian explorer has secured an initial 51% stake in Russell Lake, located next to its Moore property
in Saskatchewan.
Tianqi produces Australia’s first battery grade lithium hydroxide
TLEA’s Kwinana plant has met internal certification processes with the onsite laboratory confirming that battery-grade specification has been met on 10 tonnes of lithium hydroxide.
Arconic to sell Russian operations, take $500 million charge
The Pittsburgh-based aluminum-sheet manufacturer said the conflict in Ukraine has made its operation in Russia untenable.
Peru fails yet again to broker truce allowing Las Bambas mine restart
On Thursday, Prime Minister Anibal Torres traveled to the Andean region of Apurimac, but he arrived late and then abruptly left the meeting only an hour after it had started.
If Tesla isn’t good enough for an ESG index, then who is?
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