Lithium demand to top 13M tonnes by 2050: WoodMac
The consultancy sees supply gaps by 2028 as EV and storage growth accelerates global consumption.
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Rare Earths Norway says Fen resource 81% larger
Indicated and inferred resources total 15.9 million tonnes, up from 8.8 million in 2024, making it Europe's largest rare earth deposit.
First Phosphate lands conditional $12.2M grant to advance LFP processing plans
The financial contribution is for the company's integrated phosphate concentrate project in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec.
BHP chair sees limited business impact from Iran crisis for now
Chairman Ross McEwan said some 95% of BHP’s mining output ends up in Asia, where trade routes remain open.
US struggling to de-risk Congo’s ‘war zone minerals’ even after pact
Several of DRC's shortlisted assets sit in politically fraught zones or carry permitting disputes, making quick, reliable mining deals unlikely.
Rock Tech, Siemens Canada partner to develop lithium conversion capacity
Siemens' digitalization technology will be applied for the construction and operation of Rock Tech's planned lithium converter in Ontario.
Aluminum price jumps as Iran conflict puts Middle East supply at risk
Potential disruptions to bauxite or alumina flows that feed smelters in the Middle East present a very significant risk, analyst says.
PDAC: Ottawa spreads cash across 30 projects
Canada announced as much as $17 million each for 30 mining projects.
Investor interest in Greenland’s mining has increased since Trump’s threats, minister says
The Arctic island is an autonomous territory of Denmark that is strategically located and rich in minerals.