- 21. ON THE MOVE - Q2 2019
- (People)
- ... as a Non-executive Director of Orica Limited, Ivanhoe Mines Ltd and Endeavour Mining Corporation, and as Chairman of the board of Blackrock World Mining Trust plc. Ms Kilsby has extensive experience ...
- Created on 24 July 2019
- 22. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a plus but increased commitment needed
- (Around the Region)
- Despite announcing a coal exit, Japanese conglomerate Marubeni still has around twelve gigawatts of coal-fired power proposals in development, exposing investors to continued risk as the world continues ...
- Created on 24 July 2019
- 23. Are coal’s days numbered?
- (Features)
- ... coal. When the World Bank Group moved to exit coal in 2013, the ball started rolling. Following, Axa and Allianz became the first global insurers to restrict coal insurance and investment respectively ...
- Created on 25 June 2019
- 24. Consumers should not pay the price for risky coal deals
- (Around the Region)
- By Sara Jane Ahmed The rapid drop in the cost of renewable energy has opened new possibilities in energy systems around the world, including the Philippines. Coal has become a liability, both in terms ...
- Created on 11 June 2019
- 25. E2 Metals looks to a gold-silver future in Southern Argentina
- (Latest)
- E2 Metals, a young Melbourne exploration company, sets out to step-up its fledgling gold-silver hunt in one of the most southern but richest mineralised provinces in the world – Argentina’s Santa Cruz. ...
- Created on 16 May 2019
- 26. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a good first step but increased commitment needed
- (Latest)
- Despite announcing a coal exit, Japanese conglomerate Marubeni still has around twelve gigawatts of coal-fired power proposals in development, exposing investors to continued risk as the world moves away ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 27. Vale SA ordered to suspend operations in two more dams
- (Latest)
- According to Brazilian media reports, Vale SA was ordered by a Brazilian court to suspend operations at two more dams, requesting that the world’s largest iron ore miner proves the structures are stable. ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 28. IEEFA: China’s clean energy leadership eroded by support for coal power across Asia
- (Latest)
- ... prices,” Brown said. “Many private global financial leaders, including most multilateral development banks, have come to see thermal coal as a poor investment with growing stranded asset risks. The World ...
- Created on 31 January 2019
- 29. Setting the standards for the Australian oil and gas industry
- (Latest)
- ... worldwide with industry leaders, represented by the ‘International Association of Oil & Gas Producers’ (IOGP) identifying a prize of $60 billion for the global oil and gas industry from collaboration ...
- Created on 24 January 2019
- 30. Future of nickel: trends and predictions
- (Features)
- ... Nickel Institute, it is used in more than 300,000 products worldwide, ranging from consumer to aerospace applications. Of the 2.1 million metric tonnes of nickel content produced in 2017, approximately ...
- Created on 27 December 2018
- 31. Carpentaria Resources wins shareholder endorsement for Hawsons
- (Latest)
- ... ject as the world’s leading undeveloped iron ore project of its type in their latest industry assessment. Based on Carpentaria's independent prefeasibility study results and current iron ore prices, the c ...
- Created on 08 November 2018
- 32. Key study backs new Australian-led and long-life US$599 million lithium-boron project
- (Latest)
- ... nearly all operating costs and thereby enable Rhyolite Ridge to be the lowest cost producer of lithium in the world.” To expedite the Company’s ‘time to market’ strategy, the operation and associated ...
- Created on 25 October 2018
- 33. Volvo P6820C paver completes Indonesian road project in just one week
- (Product News)
- As the world’s largest archipelago experiences year-on-year growth builders are relying on the P6820C to iron out solid infrastructure for the nation. The Volvo P6820C paver moving Indonesia ...
- Created on 29 September 2018
- 34. Bhutan receives World bank Support for reforms in the mining sector
- (Around the Region)
- The Royal Government of Bhutan was presented with a $300,000 grant from the World Bank-led Extractives Global Programmatic Support (EGPS) multi-donor trust fund to support reforms in the mining sector ...
- Created on 29 September 2018
- 35. Mayur Resources scores a double ‘first’ in PNG
- (Around the Region)
- ... provision of reliable, affordable and sustainable electricity supply to support its first world living standards. Coal is also the dominant fuel source in China and India as well as in SE Asia.” The ...
- Created on 25 September 2018
- 36. All that glitters is … gold, gold, gold
- (Features)
- ... solid global economic growth, coupled with the return of volatility in the capital markets in February, created a stable environment for gold in Q1 – while equity markets around the world came under pressure, ...
- Created on 19 September 2018
- 37. Japan’s Mitsui & Co secures Hawsons off-take
- (Latest)
- ... of “the Silver City.” CAP’s Managing Director, Quentin Hill, said Mitsui’s financing provided a major vote of confidence in Hawsons as the world’s leading high-quality iron ore concentrate/pellet feed ...
- Created on 10 August 2018
- 38. Bhutan Receives World Bank Support for Reforms in the Mining Sector
- (Latest)
- The Royal Government of Bhutan was presented with a $300,000 grant from the World Bank-led Extractives Global Programmatic Support (EGPS) multi-donor trust fund to support reforms in the mining sector ...
- Created on 14 June 2018
- 39. New campaign seeks end to ocean mine waste dumping
- (Around the Region)
- ... “Ocean dumping is dirty, unnecessary and wrong,” said Ellen Moore of Earthworks, who is coordinating the campaign. “Yet some companies still use it, some governments still allow it, and some of the world’s ...
- Created on 15 May 2018
- 40. Future of coal – to jump or not to jump. That is the question
- (Features)
- ... shipments to North and South Asia’s main energy consumers, which make up half of the world’s population, have not dropped since 2016, unlike commodities such as LNG. The top coal and LNG consumer – Japan ...
- Created on 09 May 2018