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Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Critical Minerals Africa Summit to Explore Current Investment Landscape - Vimarsana News

Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Critical Minerals Africa Summit to Explore Current Investment Landscape

Critical Minerals Africa Summit to Explore Current Investment Landscape

Mining is key to the energy transition, but it's still unloved | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Mining is key to the energy transition, but it's still unloved | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Mining is probably the most vital sector to the global energy transition and the success of the much-vaunted net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 targets, but it’s currently the laggard in the process. The mining industry is largely at an inflection point insofar it knows its raw materials are the building blocks of the move from ...

Mining is key to the energy transition, but it's still unloved - Vimarsana News

Mining is key to the energy transition, but it's still unloved

The world needs convincing that raw materials are the building blocks of the move from fossil fuels to clean energy.

Column: Mining is key to the energy transition, but it's still unloved - Vimarsana News

Column: Mining is key to the energy transition, but it's still unloved

The overwhelming message from miners and investors is that the situation is urgent, and getting worse, writes Clyde Russell.

Source: mining.com
Watchdog raises red flag as SA tycoons take lead in huge Namibian energy tender - Vimarsana News

Watchdog raises red flag as SA tycoons take lead in huge Namibian energy tender

A Namibian watchdog has questioned how two heavyweight SA businessmen have emerged as kingmakers in Namibia’s biggest tender – a R148bn green hydrogen project touted as an economic game-changer.