BHP stands down 25% of nickel project workforce
BHP has stood down around a quarter of the workers constructing its West Musgrave nickel and copper project in Western Australia.
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Teamwork needed for Peru to develop full mining potential – Anglo American Peru CEO
As long as all interested parties join forces, Peru can take advantage of its ideal conditions to boost and develop the local mining industry, said Adolfo Heeren.
Industry executives expect the world to reach net zero by 2060 – report
The 2050 deadline seems too close for 600 executives in mining, oil and gas, utilities, chemicals and agribusinesses, according to Bain & Company.
Printed flexible solar cells launched into space
Eight mini-modules of printed flexible solar cells were launched into space aboard Space Machine Company’s Optimus-1 satellite.
Tesla Germany staff to elect new council to gain control over work conditions
The IG Metall union hopes to gain greater influence over pay and working conditions at Tesla's gigafactory near Berlin.
Lithium permit freeze limited to new projects, Argentina province says
Companies such as Arcadium Lithium and Posco Holdings are free to continue producing the metal and developing existing projects, Catamarca said.
Graphjet, Energem merge to create direct biomass-to-graphite company
On Friday, Graphjet’s ordinary shares started trading on the Nasdaq.
Poor forecasting triggers big writedowns for miners while some get lucky, study shows
The research appears appropriate at a time when nickel and lithium prices have crashed from 2022 highs as gold has set new records.
Congo rebels block trade routes, threatening supply of key metal
The world’s supply of tantalum, an essential component in most computers and mobile phones, is under threat.
