France’s Orano SA is boosting uranium mining and processing capacity as supplies of the nuclear fuel tighten on stronger demand and moves to reduce the world’s reliance on Russia.
Canada has provided more clarity on what it considers to be “green” investments — with new natural gas projects unlikely to make the cut.
A long-delayed, multi-billion dollar uranium project in Mongolia under development by French state-controlled miner Orano SA could start producing the nuclear fuel by 2030, the company said.
Sitting on a cash windfall from the elevated oil and gas prices of recent years, energy traders Mercuria and Gunvor are delving into metals, with the expectation that structural changes in global energy systems will prove lucrative.
The latest round of the Queensland Government’s collaborative exploration initiative (CEI) grants is open, with a focus on supporting explorers searching for critical minerals.
Shares of Australian uranium miners surged for a second day on Tuesday after Microsoft signed a deal to help resurrect a US nuclear power plant, fuelling hopes that growing demand from big tech firms for green power could fuel demand for nuclear energy.
The Canadian province of Saskatchewan has vowed to compete with China in processing and production of rare earths and become the first North American commercial alternative source for the metals, used to make magnets for electric vehicles and wind turbines.
Boss Energy has welcomed former IGO acting chief executive officer Matt Dusci as its new chief operating officer.
BHP Group expects its $10.6 billion potash mine in Canada to make money even with weakened fertilizer prices, says the head of the project.
Botswana has granted Giyani Metals a 15-year mining licence for its flagship Kgwakwe Hill (K.Hill) project, positioning the company to become the country’s first producer of battery-grade manganese.