Melbourne Mining News Today

Carmakers are not yet willing to pay a green premium for the clean nickel BHP produces in Australia, as cheap Indonesian supply crunches prices.

No longer the speculative domain of evangelical retail shareholders, the lithium sector has won acceptance and trust from just about everyone except BHP.

Rio boss Jakob Stausholm says the company can’t continue beyond this decade with Australian aluminium assets that are financially marginal and carbon intensive.

BHP is positioning for more than a "super cycle" from demand growth for materials to build new energy and cleaner industry.

By Sonali Paul MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Global miner Rio Tinto has received several offers to build 4 gigawatts (GW) of wind and solar farms to power its...

The massive build of renewables equals more than a third of the total wind and solar capacity Australia already has.

MELBOURNE — Lynas Corp, the world’s only processor of rare earths outside China, sees growth in demand for the metals used in everything from cars to missiles…