Renewable energy company PWR Hybrid has lodged plans to build a $19 million solar facility to potentially power Iluka Resources' Cataby mining operations.
Delta Lithium's executive chairman David Flanagan has been ousted from the explorer's board and replaced by MinRes boss Chris Ellison after amassing a substantial stake.
An electrical contractor has been fined $50,000 after failing to install safety devices when upgrading switchboards at three homes occupied by miners in the Pilbara.
Roger Cook has backed in the state’s close relationship with its resources industry, amid concerns over the government’s handling of environmental guidelines scrapped in 2019.
A new $22 million state approvals pathway designed to streamline green energy projects is on foot but has struggled to find staff, energy minister Bill Johnston says.
Gold explorer Brightstar Resources is budgeting $22 million to deliver its proposed “low-capital pathway” to restart its Menzies and Laverton projects in the Goldfields.
The trial over billions of dollars of iron ore royalties has been closed for the court to discuss Rio Tinto’s confidential information on the Pilbara mines it co-owns with Hancock Prospecting.
Mineral Resources has sought to pluck Alita Resources’ Bald Hill lithium mine out of the hands of administrators after the Foreign Investment Review Board blocked a bid from a foreign buyer.
Leo Lithium shares traded 50 per cent lower today after the company emerged from a trading suspension with clarification on issues at its lithium project in Mali.
Lawyers for Hancock Prospecting have doubled down on the risk it claimed to have shouldered in the decades taken to develop Pilbara tenements, during a court trial over billions of dollars of royalties.
Shares in Tim Goyder’s lithium developer Liontown Resources rally after revealing intentions to accept what will be the fourth disclosed takeover proposal from Albemarle Corporation.
BCI Minerals has secured a $150 million loan from two commercial banks to fund its Mardie salt project after notching the bulk of the funding support from the federal government last month.
Institutional and domestic shareholders have backed WA1 Resources to raise $15 million to fund drilling and development activities at its West Arunta project.
