Fortescue grabs 60% of Dutch energy tech firm
The miner's green energy arm said the acquisition is part of FMG's plan to supply 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030.
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Gold Resource to buy Aquila in $30 million deal
The new miner will be an intermediate gold producer once Aquila’s Back Forty zinc and copper project in Michigan begins production.
Covid-19 vaccines mandatory for Western Australia mining and FIFO workers
Requirement applies to about 141,000 people, including fly-in, fly-out and other workers in mining, exploration and oil & gas.
De Beers sells first traceable diamonds under GemFair
Sold parcel of ethically sourced diamonds came from artisanal and small-scale miners in Sierra Leone.
Newmont axes gold output targets at Boddington
Revision comes as a result of several challenges during commissioning the mine's first Autonomous Haulage System fleet.
Fortescue Metals to eliminate scope 3 emissions by 2040
The world’s fourth largest iron ore miner will address the emissions across its entire global value chain, including steel manufacturing.
Bacanora Lithium says Sonora project safe from Mexico reforms
President López Obrador last week submitted proposed reforms, which include keeping future lithium extraction in the hands of the State.
BHP inks nickel supply deal with Toyota-Panasonic battery venture
The collaboration with Japan’s Prime Planet Energy & Solutions seeks the creation of "a green electric vehicle ecosystem."
Endeavour Mining outlines ambitious five-year exploration plan
West Africa's top gold producer aims to add 15 to 20 million gold ounces and extend the life of its seven core assets beyond 10 years.
BHP opens Australia’s first nickel sulphate plant
The world’s no. 1 miner has produced the first nickel sulphate crystals from its plant in Kwinana, outside Perth.
Gemfields’ Montepuez leads, Kagem lags in 2024 payouts
The Montepuez ruby mine returned 24% of revenue to Mozambique, while Kagem emerald operation contributed only 9% to Zambia.