EU-backed group warns of expensive critical metals stockpiling
The EU is among those that have said price floors could be part of a broader toolbox.
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Carney pitches US on closer ties in autos, aluminum and minerals
Canadian exports of aluminum to the US “are the energy equivalent of 10 Hoover Dams,” Carney said.
Galan achieves first lithium chloride production in Argentina
Galan is now undertaking an optimization phase to stabilize the production rate at 4,000 tonnes per annum.
Giyani Metals’ study shows leaner, pricier manganese project in Botswana
A new feasibility study gives K. Hill a post-tax NPV of $481.5 million, half of the value estimated in the 2023 PEA.
FBI raid uncovers $40M gold stash at ex-CIA agent’s home
David Rush, the official, is facing charges related to the theft of public money.
Minera Alamos greenlights Copperstone gold mine in Arizona
Copperstone could produce about 46,000 oz. of gold annually over a six-year mine life.
Panama ready to unveil key audit on First Quantum copper mine
Final independent Cobre Panama audit, due Friday, arrives amid renewed anti-mining protests and mounting political pressure.
CHARTS: How the sulphuric acid crunch is driving up critical minerals costs
Benchmark Mineral Intelligence warns soaring sulphuric acid prices are driving up lithium and nickel production costs worldwide.
Chile’s Atacama Desert is becoming a sweet spot for energy storage
Batteries harness excess solar and wind energy, storing it for use when production dips, strengthening power grids.