Topics including regulation concerns, high prices and tight global supply of lithium as well as the need for price transparency dominated conversations and presentations at this year's European Battery Raw Materials Conference in Barcelona

Inquiries for supplies of low-carbon aluminium in Europe for 2023 are steadily increasing, leading a growing number of market participants to write the Fastmarkets low-carbon aluminium differentials into their contracts

Norwegian aluminium company Norsk Hydro announced a fresh wave of investments on Thursday July 7, expanding the company’s use of post-consumer scrap and focusing on meeting low-carbon aluminium demand from the European automotive industry

Demand for low-carbon aluminium in Europe has been steadily increasing, and offer prices for 2023 and beyond were steadily rising, market participants told Fastmarkets on Monday, June 6

Market expectations of sustained demand growth in minor metals in the coming years due to decarbonization is driving the UK’s critical minerals strategy, UK policy lead for critical minerals at the Minor Metals Trade Association (MMTA) International Minor Metals in Sheffield, Matt Hatfield, said

Low-carbon aluminium differentials in Europe widened in March, with market participants split on how much of a premium can be achieved for the green metal.

The wind power industry continues to be challenged by the current environment, characterized by supply-chain instability, which is causing significant cost inflation and delays in execution of projects, according to Denmark-headquartered producer Vestas

The latest merger of rare earth producers in China shows that balance of power in this critical material sector is nowhere near where western governments would like it to be

Low-carbon aluminium differentials in Europe have widened after this week’s United Nations environmental conference, COP26, put sustainability in the spotlight