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South African ferrochrome industry ‘running out of time’ as it fights for survival, sustainability
South Africa’s ferrochrome industry has taken its first steps towards independent power generation, with plans to generate up to 750 MW of its own electricity (comprising wind, solar and cogenerated power) by 2024, Mining Weekly can report. |
US imports of less than 99% Si
Imports of less than 99% silicon metal were 3,060.9 mt in the first two months of 2021 and 1,346.1 mt in February 2021. |
US 55-80% Si ferrosilicon imports in Jan-Feb, 2021
US imports of 55-80% Si ferrosilicon were 15,737.2 mt in the first two months of 2021 and 7,309.2 mt in February 2021. |
US imports of 99-99.99% Si metal
US imports of 99-99.99% silicon metal were 14,123.2 mt in the first two months of 2021 and were 5,221.1 mt in February 2021. |
Glencore signs MoU with Chinese company for carbon capture tech
The China Huaneng Group Clean Energy Research Institute and diversified miner Glencore have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to cooperate on carbon capture use and storage (CCUS) technology, starting with Glencore’s Carbon Capture Transport and Stor... |
Samarco files Judicial Reorganization request to keep its production activities
Samarco has today filed for judicial reorganization with the Minas Gerais State Court to renegotiate its financial debts. |
South African government takes measures to ease domestic power crisis
In order to alleviate the serious domestic power crisis, the South African government announced new plans, including the use of more renewable energy such as solar and wind energy. |
Profiling the five largest mining companies in the world
Despite being faced with a number of financial and production-based challenges during the coronavirus pandemic, some of the mining industry’s largest firms still rank highly amongst the world’s biggest businesses |
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