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Zijin Plans New High-Tech Investments in Serbia Amid Environmental Scrutiny
Zijin Mining plans new investments in Serbia, promising cutting-edge technologies and stronger environmental safeguards.
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Cerrado Gold’s Lagoa Salgada Project Clears Key Regulatory Hurdle in Portugal’s Environmental Permitting Process
Cerrado Gold’s Lagoa Salgada project gains clearance to revise environmental plans under Article 16, keeping the permitting process on track.
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Avrupa Minerals Submits Mining License Application for Copper-Zinc Project in Portugal’s Iberian Pyrite Belt
Avrupa Minerals has submitted a mining license application for its Sesmarias copper-zinc project in Portugal’s Iberian Pyrite Belt, marking a major step in its 15-year exploration campaign.
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European Coal Prices Rise on Stronger Generation Margins and Low Gas Inventories
Coal prices in Europe are on the rise as power producers respond to low gas stocks and improved coal generation margins.
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German Industry Warns High Energy Costs Could Trigger Deindustrialisation
Germany’s industrial base is under threat as soaring energy costs push companies toward relocation abroad.
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Kazatomprom Signs MoU with Slovakia’s SEAS to Strengthen Nuclear Energy Ties
Kazatomprom and Slovakia’s SEAS have signed a memorandum to explore uranium supply and nuclear cooperation, marking a new milestone in EU–Kazakh energy ties.
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Alcoa Delays San Ciprian Smelter Restart to Mid-2026, Forecasts Up to $110M in Losses
Alcoa delays full restart of its Spanish aluminium smelter to mid-2026, citing blackout fallout and projecting $110M in losses.
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Strickland Metals Reports Further High-Grade Gold Hits at Serbia’s Rogozna Project
Strickland Metals hits more high-grade gold in Serbia’s Gradina prospect, advancing its massive Rogozna project.
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EU Rearmament Plan Faces Hidden Achilles’ Heel: Critical Raw Materials Dependence
The EU’s rearmament plans could be derailed by a deep reliance on foreign critical raw materials, experts warn.
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EU Court Advisor Says Commission Wrongly Deducted €68M from Poland Over Turów Mine Dispute
An EU court advisor says the Commission wrongly withheld €68 million from Poland over the Turów coal mine dispute.