Forrest sets sights on reviving Congo’s hydro vision
Fortescue says it has held talks with the Democratic Republic of Congo for exclusive rights to develop the Grand Inga suite of projects.
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Dodging high-risk areas does not guarantee clean metals supply chain — report
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Research to make EVs more affordable gets nearly $6m from Canadian government, Tesla
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VW boss slams G7 leaders for not setting coal phase-out date
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