Hydro-geological research of the Euro Lithium Balkan in Valjevo, Serbia
Ever since the public became aware of the applied geological research of boron, lithium, and related elements in the Valjevo villages, the narrative to stop...
Category : Base metals
Apollo Minerals acquires high quality copper project in Serbia
The Belgrade Copper Project comprises Studena, Donja Mutnica and Kopajska Reka prospects that cover a total of 202km2 area, and hosts four mining licences that...
Chukaru Peki will be the first green mine in Serbia, announced “Zijin Mining”
The company “Zijin Mining” announced that the Chukaru Peki mine will be the first green mine in Serbia and the Balkans, that is, a mine...
Algeria to invest $7-10bln in giant mine project
Algeria is planning to pump $7-10 billion into a project to develop a giant mine with a targeted production of 40 million tonnes of iron,...
Vulcan begins commissioning of lithium extraction plant in Germany
Vulcan Energy Resources Ltd, the renewable energy producer and carbon neutral lithium developer, has commenced commissioning at its lithium extraction optimisation plant (LEOP). Highlights: Vulcan...
Sweden to lift parliamentary ban on uranium mining
In a move that could signal a shift in Sweden’s energy landscape, Climate Minister Romina Pourmokhtari announced plans to lift the country’s longstanding ban on...
Oil and gas majors step up efforts to diversify into lithium
More oil majors are likely to start moving into the lithium extraction space in a bid to cash in on the battery boom, Vulcan Energy...
Graphite deficit – as demand for EV battery anode ingredient exceeds supply
The EV industry faces a huge challenge of replacing, in record speed, internal combustion engines (ICE) that have ruled the roads for over a century—and...
European Metals expects Cinovec definitive study in fourth quarter
European Metals said its latest quarter has seen its Cinovec lithium/tin project make more good progress. Highlights included a site visit from the Czech Prime...
The world’s biggest industries burn through $7.3 trillion worth of free natural capital a year
A sobering new study finds that the world’s biggest industries burn through $7.3 trillion worth of free natural capital a year. And it’s the only...