Companies & Organisations
Tin Mining Revival in Cornwall: UK Government Injects £29M into South Crofty Reopening
South Crofty tin mine will reopen with a £29M UK government boost, creating over 1,300 jobs in Cornwall.
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Finland Tops Global Mining Rankings as Canada Falls Behind in Policy Attractiveness
Finland has returned to the top of global mining rankings, while Canada struggles with policy setbacks.
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Lyten Secures $200M to Expand Lithium-Sulfur Battery Ambitions Through Northvolt Asset Acquisitions
Lyten raised $200 million to buy Northvolt’s energy assets and scale lithium-sulfur battery production in Europe.
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Margün Energy Explores Lithium Potential in Geothermal Waters of Western Turkey
Margün Energy plans lithium exploration in geothermal waters in Turkey while expanding with a new solar unit to create a hybrid renewable power plant.
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Europe Eyes Low-Risk Rare Earth Deposits to Strengthen Green Energy Supply Chain
The EU-funded REEsilience project identifies low-risk global deposits to help secure Europe’s rare earth supply chain for green tech.
Companies & Organisations
Romania’s Salrom Secures License Extension for Strategic Graphite Project
Salrom has extended its graphite license and seeks nearly €200 million in EU funding to become a key graphite supplier for Europe’s battery industry.
Companies & Organisations
JSW Launches €25.6M METH2GEN Project to Turn Methane Emissions into Clean Hydrogen with EU Support
JSW’s METH2GEN project will slash methane emissions and produce cheap hydrogen, transforming coal mine gas into a clean energy source.
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Uzbekistan Boosts Uranium and Rare Material Exports with Greener Mining Push
Uzbekistan is expanding uranium and rare earth exports using cleaner mining techniques to strengthen its role in the green energy supply chain.
Policies and Regulation
Serbia to Retain Entire Gold Reserve on Home Soil, Snubbing Traditional Hubs
Serbia's central bank is repatriating its entire gold reserve, approximately $6 billion worth, to be held on its own soil, making it the first Eastern European nation to do so and eschewing…
Policies and Regulation
EU Clamps Down on China Trade Imbalance Despite Rare Earth Breakthrough
At a high-level summit in Beijing, the European Union acknowledged China’s efforts to ease restrictions on rare earth exports, a move that had threatened key European industries. The curbs, imposed in April…