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EU sees ‘no immediate risks’ if Niger cuts uranium supplies
The EU's executive European Commission also said the 27-nation bloc had "sufficient inventories of uranium to mitigate any short-term supply risks".
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The Future of Coal in Bulgaria’s Energy Market
The future of coal in Bulgaria’s energy market is a topic of significant debate and concern, as the country grapples with the challenges of climate change, air pollution, and the need to…
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Miners from all over Bosnia and Herzegovina to protest in Sarajevo
The Federation of Independent Unions of Mine Workers of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina will not leave the miners of the Zenica Brown Coal Mine alone in their struggle for the…
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Mineral-rich African states to explore new markets after EU changes its buying rules
The European Union, the world’s largest single market, has introduced new measures to reduce their “dependency” on mineral imports from outside the bloc.
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Germany: Ukrainian refugees living in mining ‘ghost towns’
In western Germany's coal region, whole villages were abandoned to make way for mining. Now, the towns have been reinhabited by Ukrainian refugees fleeing war at home.
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Slovenia’s SIJ suspends production at stainless steel unit
Slovenian steel producer Slovenska Industrija Jekla (SIJ) has suspended the production activities of stainless steel unit SIJ Acroni due to an accident at its hot rolling mill, SIJ said
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IEA says coal use hit an all-time high last year — and global demand will persist near record levels
Coal consumption increased by 3.3% to hit a fresh record high of 8.3 billion metric tons in 2022, the International Energy Agency said Thursday.
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EU thermal coal consumption reduces amid rising LNG reliance, heatwaves
"Low coal probably related to low water level of rivers like Rhine," an Atlantic-based trader said.
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The global copper market is entering an age of extremely large deficits
Simply put, the road to reaching net zero begins and ends with copper.
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Graphite One a technology company that mines graphite receives $37.5 million from US DoD
Graphite One and its Graphite Creek deposit in Alaska have just been given a huge vote of confidence from the United States’ Department of Defense.