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Fortescue electrifies iron ore trucks in $2.8 billion deal

The miner will buy 475 emissions-free machines, including 360 autonomous battery-electric trucks.

Bloomberg News | September 24, 2024 | 3:42 pm

Denison deal shows slumping battery metals benefiting uranium sector

The deal and how Foremost is dropping lithium from its…

Colin McClelland - The Northern Miner | September 24, 2024 | 10:46 am

Australia clears coal mine expansions in hit to green goals

The government has approved an extension of Whitehaven's Narrabri, MACH…

Bloomberg News | September 24, 2024 | 10:03 am

Trafigura names Richard Holtum as new CEO

Holtum becomes the group's third ever CEO after around 10…

Reuters | September 24, 2024 | 9:26 am

Australian uranium miners soar after US nuclear plant revival deal

Microsoft signed a deal to help resurrect a US nuclear…

Reuters | September 24, 2024 | 6:14 am

Zambia asks mines to curtail normal power use by 40% amid crunch

Production has so far been stable thanks to co-operation between the mining industry and the government.

Bloomberg News | July 19, 2024 | 9:49 am

Centrus gets waiver on uranium imports from Russia

The DOE deferred a decision on a waiver for 2026 and 2027, Centrus said.

Reuters | July 19, 2024 | 8:34 am

Whitehaven Coal sees higher prices on disruptions

The company's Blackwater and Daunia mines in Queensland, which it recently purchased from BHP, produced 4.8 million tonnes.

Reuters | July 18, 2024 | 4:48 pm

Paladin Energy aims to crack uranium big league with Canadian takeover

Paladin would churn out 10% of global uranium output after combining production of its Namibian mine with Fission’s Canadian project.

Bloomberg News | July 17, 2024 | 2:39 pm

Wildfires erupt in Canada crude patch in threat to oil sands

One 7-acre fire is within about 6 miles of MEG Energy Corp.’s Christina Lake site, which produced almost 100,000 barrels a day in May.

Bloomberg News | July 17, 2024 | 1:09 pm

Fortescue cuts 700 jobs, slows down green hydrogen plans

Fortescue is revising plans to become a major green hydrogen producer, citing high energy costs as the main reason for restructuring and layoffs.

Cecilia Jamasmie | July 17, 2024 | 6:09 am

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Fortescue electrifies iron ore trucks in $2.8 billion deal

Denison deal shows slumping battery metals benefiting uranium sector

Australia clears coal mine expansions in hit to green goals

Trafigura names Richard Holtum as new CEO

Australian uranium miners soar after US nuclear plant revival deal

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Zambia asks mines to curtail normal power use by 40% amid crunch

Centrus gets waiver on uranium imports from Russia

Whitehaven Coal sees higher prices on disruptions

Paladin Energy aims to crack uranium big league with Canadian takeover

Wildfires erupt in Canada crude patch in threat to oil sands

Fortescue cuts 700 jobs, slows down green hydrogen plans

Development banks seek to revive world’s biggest power project

UK’s first coal mine in 30 years faces climate court test

Rio Tinto to pursue development of solar farm for WA iron ore ops