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Alcohol Breathalysers
27th January 2023 Alcohol Breathalysers was established in 2004 with the aim to make reliable, affordable and accurate digital breathalysers available to ensure that all businesses and individuals can gain access to alcohol testing equipment. →
Asteroid-mining startup AstroForge to launch first space missions this year
By: Bloomberg 25th January 2023 Asteroid-mining startup AstroForge plans to launch its first two missions to space this year as it seeks to extract and refine metals from deep space. The first launch, scheduled for April 2023, will test AstroForge’s technique for refining platinum from a sample of asteroid-like material. The... →
Copper360 to develop inclusion White Paper
By: Darren Parker 12th January 2023 Copper producer Copper360 has launched a project to develop a White Paper on inclusion, specifically to measure current levels of inclusion in the mining and resources sector. The intent of the project, according to the company, is not only to troubleshoot inclusivisity but to interrogate... →
Bowen calls for consultation on emissions reduction plans
By: Esmarie Iannucci 20th December 2022 The federal government has called for consultation to include emissions reduction in the National Energy Objectives, which govern the way electricity and gas markets and regulations work across the states and territories. This consultation is the next step in implementing the landmark decision... →
Appea calls for urgent meet as gas plans firm up
By: Esmarie Iannucci 12th December 2022 The Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (Appea) has requested an urgent meeting with the Australian Prime Minister, saying intervention announced at the end of last week was ‘far more extensive’ than announced. The federal government on Friday last week announced a... →
Canada's critical-mineral strategy aims to accelerate permitting
By: Reuters 9th December 2022 Canada will unveil a new strategy on Friday to ramp up production and processing of critical minerals vital to power electric vehicle (EV) batteries, according to a copy of the strategy paper seen by Reuters. The government will review the permitting process with a view to cut the time required... →
Extortion ‘mafia’ hits South Africa’s $55bn mining sector
By: Bloomberg 9th December 2022 A threatening letter, a derailed train, blocked roads, burned vehicles, workers locked up. That’s what some of the world’s biggest mining companies say they’re battling in South Africa: Extortion. Covid plunged Africa’s most-industrialized country – home to the biggest deposits of metals ranging... →
Argentina is pressing US for exception to tap EV bonanza
By: Bloomberg 5th December 2022 The world’s fastest-growing lithium producer is lobbying hard to gain access to President Joe Biden’s new electric vehicle tax credits, despite Argentina not meeting the requirement of being a US free-trade partner. So far, it’s being rebuffed. Designed to end China’s overwhelming dominance of... →
Transport Forum highlights need for multimodal logistics to remain competitive
By: Schalk Burger 2nd December 2022 Freight, logistics and transport industry experts have called for the restoration of South Africa's roads network, the restoration and development of the rail network and efficient ports and border posts, arguing that the country can only remain competitive if its logistics networks and supply... →
Critical minerals strategy open for debate
By: Esmarie Iannucci 2nd December 2022 The federal government has released a discussion paper and opened public consultation on the future of the critical minerals industry in Australia. Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Madeleine King said the consultations would inform the government’s new Critical Minerals Strategy and... →
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