Skillings Mining Review May 2025
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Charles Pitts is the publisher of Skillings Mining Review, the trade journal that has covered mining since 1912. He writes on the macro forces behind metal prices: commodity cycles, sovereign capital and the shifting sources of demand. His current work argues that hyperscale AI, and the gigawatt-scale power its data centres need, is becoming a buyer of lithium and copper in its own right, competing with the automotive supply chain for tier-one reserves.
Mining Magazine Skillings May 2025
SYDNEY — Blackstone Minerals Ltd. is making a high-stakes wager on a rich copper-gold porphyry system buried beneath the northern Philippines, announcing a significant mineral intercept…
Fury Gold Mines completes its acquisition of Québec Precious Metals, securing full control of the Sakami gold project and doubling its exploration footprint in Quebec’s James…
The global green mining market is entering a new phase of growth, projected to more than double over the next decade as governments and investors push…
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition calls for a deep-sea mining moratorium after the Trump administration moves to fast-track seabed mineral extraction.
Gold Fields Ghana secures a 12-month Damang mine lease extension as Ghana pushes for greater local ownership of key gold mining assets.
For more than a century, mining equipment design depended on physical prototypes—costly, labor-intensive models that left little room for failure. Now, a digital revolution is reshaping…
Congo’s mineral deal with the U.S. triggers activist backlash amid concerns over sovereignty and shifting U.S. foreign policy in Africa.
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), the global metals and mining conglomerate, has launched a sweeping mining digital transformation across its operations in Kazakhstan, marking a first for…
PNNL unveils a cobalt alternative alloy using manganese, aiming to reduce U.S. reliance on China-sourced cobalt for nuclear and aerospace tech.
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