In green copper race, Chile uses blockchain to tout credentials
The country’s electricity coordinator has started a program to track each megawatt hour of renewable power from when it’s generated until it’s consumed.
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AngloGold suspends Obuasi output, cost guidance after underground collapse
Company said the ramp-up of production at its Obuasi mine in Ghana would be delayed, with operations remaining suspended after a miner went missing last week following a collapse of ground.
Congo earthquake disrupts tin ore exports
An earthquake in Goma is delaying exports of tin ore from mineral-rich North Kivu province,
Northern Graphite’s concentrates suitable for anode material
Lab tests show that concentrates from the Bissett Creek deposit are well suited for producing spherical graphite.
Nissan said to be in talks to build battery plant in UK
The gigafactory, which would be built on the existing Sunderland site, is expected to support the production of 200,000 batteries a year.
Australia shares drop on virus worries, miners drag
Heavyweight Aussie miners tumbled 0.9% as China's warning against hoarding pressured iron ore prices.
Union calls for strike at BHP’s Escondida, Spence mines in Chile
Union members were called to walk off the job starting Thursday.
Renewable energy hub at abandoned Australian gold mine closer to becoming reality
After long delays, Genex Power’s $602-million pumped-hydro project reached financial close.
Lucapa acquires Merlin diamond project in Australia
Merlin is home to Australia’s largest mined rough diamond on record and has the potential to be the
only producing diamond mine in Australia, following the closure of Rio Tinto's iconic Argyle mine.