A coal tycoon is making billions in a world aiming to go green
Coal producers have been on a tear recently, an unexpected development for the industry most responsible for carbon emissions.
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Last leg of Ring of Fire road enters the environmental assessment process
Access to the region in Northern Ontario is a challenge as paved roads are at least 300 km away.
Eight workers missing at Trevali’s Perkoa mine in Burkina Faso as flooding suspends operations
The mine was evacuated, and rescue efforts are ongoing with support from the government, local communities and other mining companies in the area.
Samarco creditors reject debt restructuring proposal
Creditors may now present an alternative plan for the debt restructuring.
Top 50 mining companies power through covid adding $1 trillion in value
Buoyant lithium, copper and gold prices lift value of top 50 mining stocks $1 trillion above covid lows – Russian miners prove resilient.
Russia’s war in Ukraine puts global energy transition at crossroad
In some ways, the war is slowing the shift and giving old energy new life.
Solaris’ resource boost for Warintza copper project beats analysts’ predictions
The property now has indicated resources of 579 million tonnes grading 0.47% copper, 0.03% molybdenum and 0.05 gram gold per tonne for 2.7 million tonnes of copper, 150.000tonnes of molybdenum and 930,000 oz. of gold.
Copper price rises despite covid-19 worries in China
The country’s largest producer of the metal said it had halted production at its mining unit to comply with local government virus restrictions.
Gold price hits 5-week high as war, inflation continue to boost safe havens
After capping a second weekly gain, bullion climbed as much as 1% earlier in the day following price increases in both oil and natural gas.