Mining companies show and tell in Ecuador

Dynasty Metals & Mining received Ecuador President Raphael Correa and senior members of his cabinet at its Zaruma gold project over the past weekend. The President spent several hours meeting with Dynasty senior staff and community leaders. In a public address, his comments in favour of environmentally and socially responsible mining and its importance to […]

Algeria looks to mining growth and best practice

With a major new mine in development and a mining code that aims to promote more development in the sector, a high-ranking delegation from Algeria’s Ministry of Mines and Energy is currently visiting Australia to inspect mining operations in New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia and to meet with industry leaders.

Latest issue of International Mining Project News available (April 25)

A bumper issue this week, of over 40 pages, including some ‘different’ items of news like some gallium projects. Lots of coal and iron ore news - the poundits say these are two of the commodities to be in. The eletter includes sections on prefeasibility and feasibility studies, announcements on developments going ahead, new mines […]

PGM supply shock from South Africa in 2007; electric shock in 2008

GFMS has launched its Platinum & Palladium Survey 2008. This is the fifth major report on these markets by GFMS, the independent precious metals consultancy, well known for its annual Gold Survey and World Silver Survey. The dominant factor for platinum in 2007 was a sharp decline in global mine production. Output from South Africa (75% […]

Rusal takes a big piece of Norilsk

Today RUSAL has completed a transaction to acquire a 25% +1 share stake in OJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel. Denis Morozov, General Director of Norilsk Nickel, said: “On behalf of Norilsk Nickel’s management I would like to welcome UC RUSAL as a large shareholder in our company. The acquisition of such a significant stake demonstrates once again the investment appeal and […]

Twenty-One nations, EC, meet in South Africa to discuss CO2 sequestration

Led by 21 nations and the European Commission, the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum (CSLF) met in Cape Town, South Africa last week in an effort to develop cost-effective technologies for the separation and capture of carbon dioxide for its transport and long-term safe storage. Formed in 2003, the CSLF Forum is a voluntary climate initiative […]

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