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144 published stories in this archive.
Industry News
The German government is evaluating prolonging the period in which decommissioned coal-fired power plants would be demanded to remain on standby for emergency backup past the currently scheduled deadline in the spring…
Industry News
Faced with the challenge of another winter with limited gas supplies, the German government has made the decision to keep its lignite coal power plants on standby for one more season
Industry News
It has been deemed the "new gold rush" - a frantic pursuit to catch up with China in the production and refinement of materials essential for various products, ranging from computers to…
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Colombia has become an important supplier of hard coal to Germany, substituting for Russia, the government has said in an answer to a parliamentary inquiry by the Left Party
Industry News
The demolitions are part of a deal brokered with Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck and Economics Minister for North Rhine Westphalia, Mona Neubaur, that is supposed to see RWE wind down its coal…
Companies & Organisations
Aurubis, Europe's leading copper producer, has issued a warning of potential losses in the hundreds of millions of euros after falling victim to a massive scam involving shipments of scrap metal utilized…
Industry News
Germany, a nation lauded for its technological excellence and dedication to ecological sustainability, stands at a crucial juncture concerning the trajectory of its mining and resources sector
Companies & Organisations
Uniper has announced its decision to retire the Heyden 4 hard coal-fired power plant located in Petershagen, Germany, in the coming year
Companies & Organisations
“During a scheduled review of metal inventories, Aurubis has identified considerable discrepancies in target inventory,” the German company said Thursday in a statement. Aurubis claimed that “criminal activity” was behind the shortfall. Aurubis…
Industry News
Germany’s chemical and car industries are protesting the anticipated bureaucratic strain expected from the phase-in of the EU’s novel carbon border tariff (CBAM)