Military Metals acquires antimony, tin projects in Slovakia
The new acquisition follows Military Metals' recent acquisition of the past-producing West Gore antimony project in Nova Scotia.
While the U.S. gets most of its electricity from coal, the EPA has enacted restrictions that are starting to sunset industry. But its just not environmental regulations that are taking the coal sector down, market forces are also playing a part, according to a report by Forbes.
Coal’s share of the electric generation market is shrinking because utilities are switching to combined cycle natural gas plants. Predictions vary. But the general consensus is that coal will drop notably from its 40 percent share today while natural gas will rise considerably from its 20 percent share. Now that a carbon policy has been set in motion, those figures could be expedited.
