The energy crisis that helped revive coal is easing, for now
Supplies of coal, the key source of electricity generation in China and India, are beginning to rise again after governments pressed miners to boost output.
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Copper giants safe in our hands, Chile leftist’s campaign says
Mining heavyweights such as BHP and Anglo American have nothing to fear if former student protest leader Gabriel Boric becomes Chile’s next president, according to one of his top advisers.
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Quebec Snapshot: Eight explorers looking for gold and green metals opportunities
The hunt for gold has truly heated up in La Belle Province.
Tesla to open Canada battery gear factory in Markham, Ontario
In 2019, the electric carmaker acquired Canada-based Hibar, which manufactures pumps used in fast-speed battery assembly that Tesla is introducing for its new 4680 cells.
Antamina CEO seeks ‘common ground’ after protests
Protests against miners in Peru, the world's No. 2 copper producer, have escalated in recent weeks.
Implats said to mull bid for Royal Bafokeng as soon as next week
One of the main discussion points is the split between cash and equity that Implats may pay.
Smuggling prompts Africa’s biggest gold producer to rethink export tax
Ghana saw its output slump 14% in 2020 after coronavirus-related restrictions slowed operations and a tax on the exports of small-scale producers was introduced.
Iron ore price drops 7% as rout continues
"We expect iron ore prices to find a floor around current levels," says ANZ Research.