How the US Government Is Financing Its Critical Minerals Industry
The US government has spent the past eighteen months deploying capital into critical minerals at a pace and in a form that has no real precedent in modern American industrial…
The US government has spent the past eighteen months deploying capital into critical minerals at a pace and in a form that has no real precedent in modern American industrial…
Governments are changing how they approach mining. Instead of funding only mines and mineral projects, they are also investing in the technology that can make those…
Your phone battery has a global story. Lithium, cobalt, nickel and graphite can come from different countries, while refining and battery manufacturing often happen elsewhere. Here's…
Mining equipment in 2025 is more than machines — it’s about cost, ESG, and survival. From autonomous trucks to tailings monitors, Skillings Mining Review highlights the…
Geopolitics reshapes mining: Ukraine audits, Alaska opens, Russia strains. What it means for America’s miners and investors.
In 2025, second-hand mining equipment is a finance strategy: auctions set prices, rebuilds beat new on cost and time, and CFOs favor faster deployment—while managing maintenance,…
Mining equipment parts cost 2025 is climbing fast as US copper tariffs drive up rebuild kits, wiring harnesses, and aftermarket expenses.
Shadow mining empires operate in plain sight. From Congo’s coltan to Indonesia’s gold, illicit minerals are laundered midstream into global markets.
South Africa’s June 2025 mining rebound masks deeper policy risks that could reshape U.S. mining strategy.
CATL Lithium Mine Closure Tightens Supply, Lifts Prices
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