Glencore is looking lonely as rivals look to abandon coal
Company is cutting an increasingly isolated figure as a major coal miner as one by one its biggest rivals look to abandon the most polluting fuel.
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Air Liquide launches world’s largest hydrogen membrane-based production unit
Air Liquide’s Proton-Exchange Membrane electrolyzer will produce up to 8.2 tonnes per day of low-carbon hydrogen for industrial use and mobility.
Teras grows indicated resource at Cahuilla gold-silver project
Indicated contained gold and silver ounces have increased by 24% and 21% respectively at the California project.
Lucara strikes again with 378 carat diamond at Karowe
The rock, the second 300 carat-plus found at the Botswana mine this year, could fetch over $15 million.
Increasing supply from China to cap aluminum price – report
An increase in global supply driven by a rise in Chinese exports, Fitch says, will limit the scope of the reduction in the production balance.
Miners using new ESG and transparency framework
Ivanhoe was the first to adopt Mining Shared Value's Local Procurement Reporting Mechanism.
Steinmetz sentence opens new front in war on mining corruption
Steinmetz’s conviction was hailed as a milestone in the fight against corruption in a sector long dogged by allegations of murky dealings and shady practices.
Freeport stock dives as it narrowly beats Q4 estimates
Freeport was the best-performing mining stock from late March to year-end 2020.
Iron ore price in full retreat as Chinese steel starts to pile up
Chinese steel mill capacity utilisation falls for five straight weeks and inventories are piling up, new data show.
