- Former President Donald Trump has won the 2024 race for the White House, setting into motion a host of potential impacts for the power generation, natural gas, oil, critical minerals, and petrochemicals sectors. READ MORE
- Trump win, tariff plans weigh on copper. READ MORE
- Miners envision easier paths to permits in wake of Trump's victory. READ MORE
- Global Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) signals steady growth, less inflation in October. READ MORE
- November 2024 Drilling metrics show growth despite decline in drillholes. READ MORE
- Teck prepares $4B copper rollout across Americas. READ MORE
- Mali takes hard line in Barrick dispute, but analysts expect settlement. READ MORE
- Cleveland-Cliffs completes Stelco acquisition, expands steelmaking in Canada. READ MORE
- Mali takes hard line in Barrick dispute, but analysts expect settlement. READ MORE
- Codelco unveiled a $650 million project to supply recycled water to its Andina copper mine in Chile. The state-owned miner applied for an environmental license for a system that would pump water from the tailings dam and other sources to the concentrator plant 70 km away. A decadelong drought has left many mines in central Chile facing water shortages, with miners seeking to increase recycled water volumes, invest in desalination plants, or use seawater directly in operations. READ MORE
- Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. closed a $475 million loan from the US Energy Department's Loan Programs Office to finance the construction of a lithium-ion battery resource recovery facility in Rochester, New York, the company said Nov. 7. Li-Cycle said it aims for the facility to produce up to 8,250 metric tons of battery-grade lithium carbonate and 72,000 metric tons of mixed hydroxide precipitate (MHP) per year. The company also entered an agreement with Glencore Ltd. for 100% offtake of the MHP produced at the Rochester facility. Li-Cycle estimates the total capital investment for the facility will reach $960 million by mechanical completion, with an estimated remaining cost to complete the project of $487 million. READ MORE
- Environmental and Indigenous groups filed a lawsuit Oct. 31 against the US Bureau of Land Management to challenge its approval of Ioneer Ltd.'s Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project in Nevada. READ MORE
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