Lundin Mining adopts sustainability-linked loan terms
Lundin Mining Corporation has recently revised the terms of its two credit facilities, namely a US$1.75 billion revolving credit facility and a US$800 million term...
Category : Europe
Navigating the critical raw materials landscape: EU’s strategic imperatives for sustainable technological transition
The transition towards climate sustainability is inherently linked to a transition in materials usage. While past international focus was primarily on oil, gas and pipelines,...
Strickland Metals acquires resource-rich Rogozna project in Serbia
Strickland Metals has confirmed the acquisition of the Rogozna project in Serbia, a resource-rich site with 2.96 million ounces of gold, about half a billion...
Ireland poised to play key role in EU’s critical raw materials strategy under new regulation
The European Union’s new Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) aims to secure a stable and sustainable supply of critical raw materials (CRMs) within the EU....
Unlocking renewable energy potential: The role of renewable hydrogen in storage and decarbonization
Renewable electricity can be effectively stored by converting it into renewable hydrogen or ammonia through the process of electrolysis. These fuels can be utilized directly...
Renewable hydrogen: A key player in energy storage and decarbonization
Batteries play a crucial role in providing short-term flexibility to the energy system, offering advantages such as geographical and sizing flexibility. Unlike some other storage...
Energy storage: Promoting clean alternatives and job opportunities in carbon-intensive regions
Energy storage is particularly relevant to carbon-intensive and coal regions, as it provides a cleaner alternative to hard-to-abate industries and traditional fossil-fuel-powered thermal plants for...
Securing Europe’s energy future: The vital role of storage in the renewable transition
As European countries strive to transform their energy systems, policymakers, regulators and energy sector planning agencies are increasingly faced with complex decisions about developing reliable,...
Serbia’s lithium reserves: A key player in the US-China trade rivalry
The intensifying trade conflict between the United States and China over lithium resources, critical for the burgeoning electric vehicle industry worldwide, has thrust Serbia into...
Revamping Serbia’s mining policies: A path to sustainable resource management
The contrast between Serbia and Norway in terms of resource management is stark. While Norway commands a significant share, ranging from 27 to 78 percent,...