The ANID scientific and environmental project awarded to Universidad Andrés Bello and Universidad de Chile aims to produce 15,000 tons of ‘blue gold’ annually.
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The ANID scientific and environmental project awarded to Universidad Andrés Bello and Universidad de Chile aims to produce 15,000 tons of ‘blue gold’ annually.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe initiative developed by Fundación Encuentros del Futuro and Tianqi Lithium’s «We Share» fund will provide training to postgraduate students at Chinese companies and universities for one month, contributing to the development of Chile’s lithium industry.
President Gabriel Boric enacted a law that provides millions of dollars in funding for development outside Santiago.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe Chinese giant will send engineers to our country to choose the location for a development that would cost $290 million.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreChilean economic development agency Corfo’s executive vice-president delivered a document to the chairman of Codelco which formalizes the state-owned copper mining company’s role as the State’s representative in future lithium mining contracts with interested parties.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreForeign companies have shown great interest in participating in the different links of the mineral’s value chain in Chile during meetings with the agency.
Topics: Foreign Investment- Mining
Read More“The challenge is for our country to become the world’s main lithium producer, thus increasing its wealth and development,” said the President of Chile, Gabriel Boric.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe Chinese giant was the first company selected after an evaluation process that began in November last year.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe first national survey of seawater processing plants found that the facilities in operation in the country currently have a combined capacity of 8,200 liters per second. The report states that that number could triple by 2028.
Topics: Infrastructure- Mining
Read MoreThe initiative, which is located in the Valparaíso Region, will produce 180 thousand tons of fine copper each year, with a useful life of 26 years.
Topics: Foreign Investment- Mining
Read MoreThe Canadian company, which has operations and projects in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Portugal, Sweden and United States, will invest US$1.1 billion in 2023.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe Chilean mining sector uses social networks for around 88% of its purchases and sales, according to the 2022 Digital Transformation Index (DTI).
Topics: Technology- Mining
Read MoreThe South American country is the world’s second largest lithium producer after Australia and holds approximately 45% of global reserves of this mineral, which means that new business opportunities will undoubtedly emerge over the coming years.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe French start-up has inaugurated a pilot field trial for their direct lithium extraction filter with its more eco-friendly technology at the Universidad de Antofagasta in northern Chile.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe country’s new 2050 National Mining Policy contains a series of proposals to harmonize mining operations with environmental concerns.
Topics: Circular economy- Mining
Read MoreAsked about their expansion plans, the company that operates the Candelaria mining complex stated that they are awaiting the outcome of royalty payment discussions.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe Salares Norte project is 56% complete and represents the starting point for the mining company in Chile, where it is investing US$30 million a year in new project exploration.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe number of desalination plants is increasing, while Chilean companies and foreign investors’ consumption of seawater has been constant. Cochilco also revealed that the sector's share of GDP reached its highest point in the last seven years.
As a first step, the world’s largest copper producer plans to reach annual production of 7 million tons by 2030 in order to reach its mid-century target of 9 million tons. Foreign investment will be key to achieving these targets.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe goal is to provide greater assurances to companies looking to implement this technology in projects that are already under way.
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