Scotgold to break rock at Scotland's first commercial gold mine

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Europe News Digest Friday 21 December 2018 Home     Gold     Silver     Africa     Asia     Australia     China     Europe     Latin America Scotgold to break rock at Scotland's first commercial gold mine Cononish underground gold-silver mine is expected to produce 23,500 ounces of the precious yellow metal annually for up to 17 years. read » Germany's K+S ups production outlook for Werra potash plant The Germany-based fertilizer producer raised production outlook as weather-related production stoppages at one of its plant will be shorter than previously thought. read » These are the three main trends to shape the diamond industry in 2019 According to Bain & Co., diamond miners and retailers will face an Increasing influence of digital technologies, growing presence of lab-grown stones and shifting preferences of younger generations of consumers. read » Bacanora Lithium seeks listing of German unit in 2019 The company plans to move forward with the plan only once the feasibility study at its Zinnwald project is completed, in the second quarter of next year. read » Germany secures access to world's second-largest lithium deposit The partners expect to produce up to 40,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide per year beginning in 2022. read » Anglo ending 2018 on high note, predicts higher output, lower costs The diversified miner anticipates 2018 production to be 2% ahead of previous guidance and costs to be 5% below. read » Vale doubles down on nickel ahead of EV revolution Vale needs to sort out once and for all its problem child, Goro, and keep its fingers crossed that Tsingshan's announcement is, for now at least, "just talk". read » Losing licence to operate new and biggest threat to miners — EY Mining companies across the globe now consider the risk of losing their licence to operate as the biggest risk to their businesses in the next two years read » Management shake-up at Glencore costs copper chief Mistakidis his job Company veteran and coal chief Peter Freyberg, has been appointed as the head of industrial mining assets, a newly created role. read » UK explorer makes high-grade silver discovery in Ethiopia The discovery was made at the Daro project, located in the Tigray Regional State of northern Ethiopia. read » Bluejay Mining enters final permitting stages for massive ilmenite project in Greenland Dundas is the world's highest grade deposit of ilmenite. Bluejay expects an initial output of around 50,000 tonnes, which will increase to 300,000 tonnes per year. read » Galantas Gold shares soar after court confirms Irish mine consent A judge ruled that an appeal brought forward by a local resident had failed and confirmed planning consent for an underground gold mine. read » Foraco's camp in Niger attacked by terrorists An unnamed source told Reuters that the assailants were believed to belong to Nigerian jihadist group Boko Haram. read » Silver becomes key component for ultra-efficient solar cells "This constitutes a first step towards the production of novel electrodes for highly efficient solar cells and lights." read » Five themes to watch for European miners after humbling year It all started so well in 2018. read » AngloGold is said to weigh London listing, South Africa exit Listing in London would give AngloGold exposure to a big pool of investors with very few options to buy into gold equities. read » Portugal sees first lithium licensing tender in 2019, wants refinery Various international groups had expressed interest in exploring for lithium in Portugal, which is the world's sixth-largest lithium producer, and Europe's biggest. read » Mawson progresses Rajapalot with maiden resource Mawson Resources says that its Rajapalot gold-cobalt project in Finland has plenty of room for expansion. read » Climate ideals clash with coal realities at Polish-led U.N. talks Coal bosses see a need to address climate risk, but say Poland must use thermal coal for electricity until it has a better option. read » OK2 buys three mines in Scandinavia Together with the acquisition, the Vancouver-based miner will change its name to Norra Metals Corp. read » Greece seeks to avert nickel producer Larco shutdown Larco, which is 55% owned by the Greek state, owes about 280 million euros in unpaid electricity bills to state-controlled power utility Public Power Corp. read » Eurasian Resources wants to keep children out of mining in the DRC The miner joined forces with international development organization Pact. read » ArcelorMittal urges extended, reformed EU caps on steel imports It is "absolutely critical" that Europe protect itself with measures to restrict imports of steel and remedy weaknesses in its existing system. read » Big coal wants consumers to pay for fixing its pollution problem "CCS is a get-out-of-jail card and a great business opportunity," – Michael Liebreich, founder of Bloomberg NEF research group. read » Read more Europe news on MINING.com » Home     Gold     Silver     Africa     Asia     Australia     China     Europe     Latin America About Us   |  Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe   |  Contact Us   |  Advertise This email was sent to you by InfoMine Inc. 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