After copper chaos, LME mulls rules to keep from running out of metal
The London Metal Exchange is considering whether it should sometimes block traders from withdrawing inventory from its warehouses.
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Guinea’s Nimba iron ore project seen as viable, but export concerns remain
The pre-feasibility study estimated total project development costs at $2.77 billion and direct capital costs for rail and port development in Liberia at more than $600 million.
Mining tycoon races to build world’s first ammonia-fueled cargo ship
Andrew Forrest said he aims to create the world’s first ammonia-powered ship before the end of next year.
Newmont, Caterpillar team up to reach zero emissions
Building pathways to decarbonization is essential for the future of mining.
First Cobalt to expand Ontario refinery and widen focus, plans name change
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Global carmakers now target $515 billion for EVs, batteries
Global automakers are amping up investments aimed at weaning car buyers away from fossil fuels and meeting increasingly tough decarbonization targets.
Vedanta unit sees global sustainability focus boosting zinc use
The company expects refined zinc and lead production of 980,000 to 990,000 tonnes this fiscal year.
King sinks Impala plan to create world’s no. 1 platinum firm
The investment arm of the Bafokeng nation switched sides at the last minute to back a bid for its stake in RBPlat from Northam.