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WednesdaySep 06, 2023 9:45 am

Prospera Energy Inc. (TSX.V: PEI) (OTC: GXRFF) (FRA: OF6B) On Track for Expansion in 2023 Amid Growing Oil and Gas Market in Canada

After a banner year in 2022, Prospera Energy remains poised for rapid growth in 2023; Prospera Energy Inc. recently announced the start of a 10-well horizontal drilling campaign that is intended to capture significant remaining heavy oil reserves The company aims to demonstrate that the coexistence of growth and sustainability is possible; seeks to capitalize on the high-margin potential of its core Canadian properties while steering the oil industry towards greener oil operations and a more sustainable future The company’s high aspirations come amid a burgeoning oil and gas market in Canada, for which 2023 is expected to be one…

WednesdaySep 06, 2023 9:00 am

Reunion Gold Corp. (TSX.V: RGD) (OTCQX: RGDFF) Poised to Grow in Country with Exceptional Economic Forecast

Guyana president reports country has experienced a threefold increase in its economy since 2020 Projections forecast continued average annual growth rate for the country of 25% between 2023 and 2026 Within this environment, Reunion Gold is moving its Oko West project forward on the path to development, which could further contribute to the country’s growth As Guyana reports continued economic growth and recovery, Reunion Gold (TSX.V: RGD) (OTCQX: RGDFF) is strengthening its position as a leading gold explorer in the Guiana Shield. “Guyana has undergone a remarkable economic transformation, experiencing a threefold increase in its economy since 2020,” reported the…

TuesdaySep 05, 2023 12:28 pm

Cosmic Mineral Could Solve Rare Earth Shortage Around the World

China’s monopoly over the global rare earth metal market is a consistent thorn in the side of the United States and other nations that share its interests. As the world transitions to renewable energy over the next few decades, experts worry that China’s dominance in the key rare earth metals supply chain will grant it unprecedented leverage over the U.S., its largest rival. Interestingly, a mineral that typically occurs in space may be the key to weaning the U.S. off of China and achieving some semblance of independence in the rare earth metal market. Cambridge University Department of Materials Science…

TuesdaySep 05, 2023 10:30 am

First Tellurium Corp. (CSE: FTEL) (OTCQB: FSTTF) CEO Discusses Metal-Rich Properties, Potential in Recent Podcast

Tellurium is listed by the United States and Canadian governments as a critical metal “We have an interesting critical metal that is going to be much of demand in the future as well as high-grade precious metals,” states FSTTF CEO The company’s two properties — Deer Horn Project in British Columbia and Klondike tellurium-gold property in Colorado — anchor a diversified search for metals Tellurium is gaining recognition in a world increasingly focused on renewable sources of energy. Listed on both the U.S. (https://ibn.fm/bF1X8) and Canada (https://ibn.fm/jfQXH) list of critical metals, tellurium is a key component of solar panels. First Tellurium’s…

TuesdaySep 05, 2023 9:00 am

As REE Miners Face Impediments to Refining Independence, Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSX.V: UCU) (OTCQX: UURAF) Develops Supply Chain Technology Based in North America

Ucore Rare Metals Inc. is demonstrating the rare earth feedstock refining capabilities of its proprietary RapidSX(TM) processing technology at an Ontario facility while preparing to build a commercial plant in Louisiana, developing a North America-based supply chain for critical tech metals Rare earth element (“REE”) processing is currently almost exclusively controlled worldwide by the People’s Republic of China, and governments as well as industry players are searching for solutions to develop rare earth sourcing not reliant on Chinese industry and its government’s policies Companies that have been involved in mining REEs have thus far encountered significant impediments to their efforts…

FridaySep 01, 2023 1:21 pm

Geopolitics Puts Indonesian Nickel in the Crosshairs

Nickel will play a crucial role in global climate change efforts due to its use in batteries, particularly electric vehicle batteries and energy storage options. As the United States and other countries transition from traditional cars to battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and replace greenhouse gas-emitting fossil fuels with renewable energy, global demand for lithium is expected to explode. However, geopolitics may complicate America’s transition to electric vehicles and hamper its vision for a carbon-free economy. For example, China has made significant investments in the supply chain for battery metals and currently controls most of the globe’s nickel extraction and refining,…

ThursdayAug 31, 2023 2:05 pm

Study Shows Benefits of Closing Coal Plants Could Be Broader in the US Than Previously Thought

Recent research has suggested that shutting down coal plants could have even broader health benefits than experts previously thought. While experts already knew that coal plant closures resulted in cleaner air and better air-quality levels, a new study indicates that cleaning up the air could have greater benefits than data suggested. Researchers studied the 2016 closure of a coal processing plant in Neville Island on the Ohio River that had produced coal-coke for steelmaking processes for close to a century. They discovered a substantial reduction in air-pollution levels in neighboring communities. Specifically, sulfur dioxide went down by 90% and arsenic…

WednesdayAug 30, 2023 3:02 pm

AMR Market Report Suggests Organic Fertilizers Are Poised for Explosive Growth

A recent market report by Allied Market Research indicates that the organic fertilizer segment is poised for explosive growth. Surging prices and dwindling supplies have plagued the global fertilizer market since early 2022. That was the year when war broke out between Russia and Ukraine, hampering supplies from the two major fertilizer-exporting nations and plunging the worldwide fertilizer market into chaos. Fertilizer prices were struggling before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine due to the global disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Lockdowns in large fertilizer-consuming nations such as China disrupted the production and transportation of phosphate and phosphoric acid to other…

WednesdayAug 30, 2023 9:00 am

GEMXX Corp.’s (GEMZ) Strategic Investments Pay Off, as Company Positions itself as a World Class Producer and Distributor of Gemstones and Jewelry

GEMXX recently announced that new investments had strengthened its financial position and would allow it to attract further investment over the next 12 months The announcement followed the acquisition of a 50% ownership stake in Crazy Horse Mining Inc., whose assets include a 100% interest in the Snow Creek and Rosella Creek gold projects in British Columbia Initial production results on the Snow Creek site prop GEMXX to scale up gold production, having announced plans to ramp up processing to approximately 1,000 cubic yards of gold-bearing ore per day GEMXX (OTC: GEMZ), a publicly traded vertically integrated company specializing in…

TuesdayAug 29, 2023 1:13 pm

US DoE to Fund Studies on Sustainably Extracting Minerals from Coal

The Biden administration is set to fund research on environmentally friendly ways of extracting minerals and additional byproducts from coal. A recent press release from the USA Department of Energy (DOE) revealed that the agency has provided $30 million in grants to support efforts to build up local production, reduce costs and reduce America’s reliance on energy imports. The ongoing energy crisis has underscored just how interconnected the world has become along with the inherent danger of relying on foreign suppliers for critical products. For instance, the United States is wholly reliant on China for its supply of rare earth…

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