Aluminum has overtaken copper as the second-best performer on the London Metal Exchange this year.

It would allow it to cut 70% of emissions from the carbon intensive process by tapping renewable energy.

During this transition period, Chinese companies need to find solutions to reduce carbon emissions.

The copper market is going to have to live with the threat of Chinese state sales for the foreseeable future.

Beijing confirmed the release of state reserves for the first time in a decade to cool metals markets. Here is what analysts know about the sale.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency will provide half the funds for the $925,000 study.

An analysis by Wood Mackenzie states that aluminum’s role in the green economy may be dampened by the industry’s steep road to secure low-carbon power.