BHP’s Copper SA creates major logistics solution with Aurizon
BHP’s Copper SA business has partnered with Aurizon to deliver an integrated rail, road, and port logistics to support its copper operations in South Australia over the next decade.
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US government support for Colosseum Rare Earths
Dateline Resources Ltd. has advised of high-level US government support for expediting the development of its Colosseum Rare Earths Project in California.
New McKinsey report finds circular copper recovery could bridge critical supply gap
New research from McKinsey reveals that increasing circularity in copper could significantly lower emissions and help bridge an anticipated 3.6 Mt supply shortfall by 2035.
Titanium: Strengthening the global defence race
Alistair Stephens, CEO of Resouro Strategic Metals, explains why titanium is a key asset when it comes to defence readiness and industrial sovereignty.
Trump-Saudi minerals deal is a starting point, not a solution
Ademola Adesina, Co-Founder and President of Sabi, discusses the US-Saudi Arabia minerals deal and its significance for the future of a diversified, ethical minerals supply.
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Amelia Haines, BMI, UK, studies the implications of current US politics on the Latin American mining sector.
2025 lithium market outlook: Towards the consolidation of the industry
François-Michel Colomar, Head of External Relations, Adionics, explores how geopolitical changes, evolving trade policies, and technological innovation are transforming supply chains and fostering consolidation, placing the lithium industry at a pivotal crossroads.
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GRX25: Embracing a new era
A quantum physicist, a Young Australian of the Year, and an industry legend will be among speakers at the Global Resources Innovation Expo (GRX25), to be held in Brisbane from 20 – 22 May 2025.
PDAC 2025 brings the world to Toronto
The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) welcomes the world to Toronto for its 93rd annual Convention.
The effect of sanctions on the global mining industry
Karolos Seeger (Partner), Konstantin Bureiko (Counsel), and Anastasia Magid (Associate), Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, discuss the impact of sanctions on the global mining industry.
IEA: Global coal demand set to plateau through 2027
A new IEA report has found that strong deployment of renewables is set to curb growth in coal use even as electricity demand surges, with China – the world’s biggest coal consumer – remaining pivotal.
Oman resumes copper exports after a 30-year hiatus
Minerals Development Oman (MDO) has announced the export of the first shipment of copper concentrates from the Lasail Mine in the Wilayat of Sohar.
China’s mineral export restrictions: A catalyst for global supply chain realignment
Joshua Robinson, Co-founder of Darwin Financing Co., shares insights into China’s recent decision to restrict exports of critical minerals to the US – a significant escalation in the rivalry between the two superpowers.
Intramotev deploys independently driven railcar at Carmeuse mine
Intramotev has released new footage of its TugVolt technology operating at Carmeuse America’s calcium mine in Cedarville, Michigan – the world’s first independently driven battery-electric railcar in revenue service.
New Caledonia mine incorporates Rokbak trucks
Three Rokbak trucks have been introduced at a New Caledonia nickel mine, where they have transported water and assisted in earth moving.