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LME explores new options for nickel
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is not ruling out the prospect of introducing Category II nickel contracts. This is despite the crash in March 2022 with the LME's nickel contract. "We are focusing on the contract as we have it," said Robin Martin, director of business...
Aluminium: sustainable metal remains crucial for aircraft production, say Boeing and Airbus
In 2023, the markets for industrial metals, including aluminium, experienced a year of prolonged anticipation and uncertainty. The shadow of high interest rates affected the global economy and the long-awaited recovery in Chinese demand, particularly in the real...
Nornickel starts collecting sulphur dioxide in Russia’s most polluted city
Russian mining giant Nornickel has launched a multi-billion dollar project to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions by 45% in Norilsk, Russia's most polluted city, through a complex capture programme. Nornickel, the world's largest palladium producer and a major producer...
Scrap: sector looks for growth as plants focus on green steel
At the Bureau of International Recycling's (BIR) World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Abu Dhabi, the Bureau's Ferrous Division focused on the implications for recyclers as the steel industry decarbonises. The division said that the scrap sector is looking...