Suzlon Energy Share Price Gain Despite Weak Market: Renewable Orders Fuel Momentum
Suzlon Energy shares rallied on April 24, defying weak market trends after securing major wind power contracts from NTPC and Sunsure.
Suzlon Energy shares rallied on April 24, defying weak market trends after securing major wind power contracts from NTPC and Sunsure.
At Expomin 2025, former OpenAI director Zack Kass explored the rise of artificial intelligence, its ethical implications, and why the future still depends on human choices.
Germany’s Energiewende 2025 explores one of the world’s most ambitious clean energy transitions—detailing its progress in wind, solar, storage, economic policy, political debate, and global mining impacts. A comprehensive look at Germany’s path to carbon neutrality by 2045.
Australia is investing $5 billion to establish a national strategic reserve of lithium, cobalt, and rare earths, aiming to enhance trade leverage, economic resilience, and national security.
Expomin 2025 opens in Santiago with over 1,300 exhibitors and a landmark carbon-neutral certification, setting new goals for sustainability, innovation, and industry-academic collaboration in Latin America’s premier mining fair.
At Expomin 2025, Codelco is emphasizing sustainability, innovation, and inclusive mining practices, while reinforcing its role as a pillar of Chile’s responsible mining future.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced tariffs exceeding 3,500% on solar panels from Southeast Asia, targeting what officials call a “transnational subsidy scheme” led by China. The move, which could reshape global solar supply chains, pits trade enforcement against clean energy expansion as the U.S. balances industrial protection with climate goals.
Barrick Gold has sold its 50% stake in the Donlin Gold Project in Alaska to Paulson Advisers and NOVAGOLD for $1 billion, marking a strategic portfolio shift toward Tier One gold and copper assets.
Before his death in 2025, Pope Francis made a strong moral appeal for sustainable mining practices and a circular economy that protects both nature and human dignity.
Rio Tinto’s Chief of Copper, Clayton Walker, outlines the company’s ambitions to produce over 200,000 tonnes of copper annually, as it deepens its footprint in Chile through exploration and innovation.