Companies & Organisations
Czech Republic Ends Hard Coal Mining After Nearly 250 Years
The Czech Republic has officially ended hard coal mining, closing its last underground mine after almost 250 years of production.
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Policies and Regulation
EU to Offer US Critical Minerals Partnership to Counter China’s Dominance
The European Union plans to propose a strategic partnership with the United States to reduce dependence on Chinese critical minerals, aiming to align with Washington’s push for secure global supply chains and…
Industry News
Portugal aims to launch lithium prospecting tender in 2025 with focus on local benefits
Portugal plans to launch a lithium prospecting tender in 2025 as it seeks battery-grade production while ensuring local communities share in the benefits.
Industry News
Ukraine’s Titanium Comeback: A Strategic Blueprint for Rebuilding Europe’s Titanium Industry
Ukraine’s titanium industry, once the heart of Soviet metallurgy, could become Europe’s critical mineral stronghold. With targeted investment and integration into Western supply chains, Ukraine has the potential to restore certified titanium…
Companies & Organisations
Tungsten West Produces First Tungsten Concentrate in Hemerdon Restart Trial
Tungsten West has produced its first tungsten concentrate from trial processing at the Hemerdon mine in Devon — a major step toward restarting one of Europe’s largest tungsten projects and securing a…
Industry News
‘Europe’s Lithium Paradox’: Documentary Highlights Europe’s Struggle Between Green Ambitions and Mining Reality
Dr. Peter Tom Jones’s Europe’s Lithium Paradox exposes Europe’s growing dependence on imported minerals — and its struggle to balance green energy goals with resistance to local mining.
Industry News
Europe Must Adapt to a New Era of Geoeconomics, EU Leader Warns at Berlin Global Dialogue
At the Berlin Global Dialogue, Europe’s leader urged rapid reforms and strategic independence to navigate a new era of global economic confrontation.
Industry News
China’s Rare Earth Export Curbs Threaten to Disrupt Europe’s Auto Industry, Italian Lobby Warns
China’s new rare earth export restrictions could hit Europe’s auto industry hard as reserves run dry, warns Italy’s ANFIA chairman.
Companies & Organisations
Aurubis Sets Record Copper Premium as Global Supply Tightens
Aurubis will raise its 2026 copper premium to a record $315 per ton as global supply disruptions tighten the market and push prices to a 16-month high.
Companies & Organisations
Estonia Opens First Rare Earth Magnet Plan
Europe has launched its first large-scale rare earth magnet production plant in Estonia, a landmark development aimed at reducing dependency on Chinese supply chains for critical green technology materials(see the generated image…