Uranium tops Morgan Stanley’s commodity thermometer
Analysts expect strong uranium fundamentals to start moving prices higher.
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Labour relations biggest material risk for mining sector – report
According to stakeholder intelligence firm Alva, labour relations contributed <1% material impact last quarter but it fell to -11% in Q2, as industrial action increases across the mining sector.
Cast iron, Portland cement clinker can now be obtained from metallurgical slag
Scientists developed a method that avoids wasting out-of-furnace slag and extracts cast iron and Portland cement clinker from the material.
New policies in Inner Mongolia may tighten synthetic graphite supply – report
Inner Mongolia’s energy consumption control policy could drive the synthetic graphite market into a deficit, Roskill says.
Cerro Verde pays $245m tax debt ‘under protest’
Cerro Verde is the second large Peruvian miner to pay a tax debt that remains under dispute in recent weeks.
First new oil sands pipeline in years could start next month
Enbridge’s 760,0000 barrel-a-day Line 3 oil pipeline could start operating as soon as Sept. 15.
Copper price rises as supply worries return
Copper prices advanced after workers at Codelco's Andina mine went on strike, raising supply disruption risks.
Pretium on track to achieve guidance, shares jump
Company said is on track to achieve its yearly guidance despite a covid-19 outbreak that occurred at its Brucejack mine.
China’s green ambitions aren’t halting new coal and steel plans
Construction began on 15 gigawatts of new coal power capacity in the first half, while companies announced 35 million tonnes of new coal-based steel-making capacity.