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Miner joins forces with Baowu to develop technology to reduce industry’s 10% share of global emissions
Dry weather disrupts supply of agricultural commodities just as governments fill reserves
Dispute over funding for over-budget and late-running Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia
World’s second-biggest miner of the metal reports booming profit amid surging prices
If Joe Biden does take the presidency, his energy agenda will be hindered by Republicans in Congress
The world’s third-biggest utility aims to double its renewables capacity in 5 years
Democrats’ likely failure to seize Senate threatens Biden’s $2tn clean-energy revolution
Pandemic and oil price collapse is pushing oil group to cut costs
Low renewables output, scarce generators and high demand combine to challenge capacity
Copper and aluminium gyrate as traders cut bets on government infrastructure spending boom
Swaths of forest have been razed to make way for the equipment needed to extract the metal
State-owned energy group warns oil market continues to face headwinds as it struggles to raise cash for payout
Distant control of machinery is increasingly prevalent in natural resources
Norsk Hydro and Hindalco Industries against separate trading for metal with lower carbon footprint
Crude prices suffered their worst week since April as analysts weighed up consumption hit
Flurry of corporate activity has proponents hailing arrival of the future of agriculture
Oil group cuts capital spending plans and warns of ‘significant’ impairments in the months to come
Equity market rebounds from heavy selling
ExxonMobil to cut 14,000 jobs as Brent crude falls below $37
We’re sick of this dire energy debate
Move by country’s biggest oil refiner follows Beijing pledge to cut emissions to near zero
Oil major’s share price has fallen to 25-year low following April cut to payout
Traditional energy groups suffer sharp downturn in fortunes on Covid and crude tumble
Some are concerned that strong results mask the true state of finances in spite of oil hedges
Long overdue reforms have been driven by fears of second recession in five years
Business elite give some credit to president they once scorned as old-style socialist but much work remains
Producers complain that policies to keep prices high are hurting a vital industry
Chairman and director make all-cash offer in plan to take copper miner private
While competitors navigate the shift from fossil fuels to cleaner energy, the US group is boosting production
The young, restless and innovative democracy has a booming population, but corruption is rife and tensions are rising
Analysts warn against oversimplifying what each candidate means for crude prices
Investors will need patience when delivering a verdict on Bernard Looney’s overhaul; St James’s Place under fire
Investors will be taking on sovereign risk, but the balance of risk seems to lie with the country
Oil group’s third-quarter earnings beat analysts’ forecasts of a loss
Whether Biden or Trump wins next week, there’s change afoot in the sector
A series of mergers shows how the industry is trying to demonstrate discipline after the boom
The merger between Cenovus and Husky will be a temporary salve for shareholders of both companies
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