Camellia Moors

Mining political action committees, led by coal interests, contributed less in the third quarter than they did during the same period in the past two election cycles.

Renewed interest in nuclear energy in the U.S. and EU is likely to result in uranium supply deficits that could increase uranium mining outside of Russia.

U.S. President Biden signed into law on Dec. 2 legislation that averted a nationwide rail strike slated for Dec. 9 following a months long dispute between railroad companies and unions. The legislatio

Miners are searching for reliable public and private partners to support their major renewable energy plans as they pursue net-zero goals.

Despite comments from Beijing, China is unlikely to decrease exports of rare earth materials key to American semiconductor manufacturing in retaliation for U.S. semiconductor technology export controls, industry observers said.

Supply chain traceability requirements, spurred by legislation and off-take agreements, are opening the door for the use of blockchain technology to track materials, Circulor CEO Doug Johnson-Poensgen told S&P Global Commodity Insights.

US policy aims for 67% new light duty auto sales to be EVs by 2032 US dependent on foreign battery metal producers Federal law discourages using Chinese materials Battery metal producing nations that

The US steel industry is benefiting from new construction projects encouraged by the US CHIPS and Science Act and expects bigger, longer-term boosts from other major infrastructure bills like the US Inflation Reduction Act, experts said.

Construction for computer, electronic and electrical manufacturing nearly quadruples since 2022 Provides short term lift to steelmakers supplying materials for construction Longer term benefits expect

Both Democrats and Republicans have become more aligned on support for the US mining sector, but industry players say there are still significant sector policy hurdles to overcome to boost energy transition supply chains.