Miners look to carbon capture to move beyond net zero
The global race to carbon neutrality is a double-edged sword for the metals and mining sector, writes Andy Home.
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Chile copper output sinks to seven-month low
The country’s production dropped 6.9% in September to 451,128 tonnes on the back of labour disruptions and falling ore grades.
Nickel, cobalt allow for cheaper, more efficient green hydrogen production
A team at Curtin University found that poor-performing iron-sulfur becomes an efficient catalyst for green hydrogen production with added nickel and cobalt.
Anglo American to halve indirect emissions by 2040
Success of its fresh target for Scope 3 emissions reduction depends on the steel sector cutting its own and global policies, Anglo said.
COP26 will be a colossal mining cop-out
New report lays out how the green energy transition “starts and ends with metals” but the required exponential growth in mining is a glaring hole in US and global decarbonisation strategies.
BMO Financial Group vice-chair warns of a potential critical minerals crisis
David Jacobson was the US Ambassador to Canada during President Barack Obama’s first term.
Sibanye-Stillwater CEO outlines strategy on green energy metals
"Core to our strategy is embedding ESG excellence as the way we do business and that’s evolved into a sustainability strategy," Neal Froneman says.
LaRonde, Meliadine lead Agnico Eagle to record quarterly gold output
Agnico has reported third quarter net income of $114.5 million and a dividend of $0.47 per share.
Peru’s proposed tax reform to boost revenues by $3bn, finance minister says
The bulk of the new revenue will come from hiking taxes on the mining sector.
