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Lynas Allowed to Import and Process Rare Earths in Malaysia Until 2026

Previously, the government had ordered the company to move its leaching and cracking processes out of the country by the end of 2023.

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Six People Appointed to STB’s Rail Energy Transportation Advisory Committee

Bryan Boaz, Sean Brewer, Sandra Ellis, Leila Ford, Edward Quinn and Robert Zmudka are the new members, who will each serve a three-year term.

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Chinese Heavy Metal: Export License Rules Risk Thrashing Green-Tech Industry Margins

Companies need to prepare for the fact that uncertainty combined with high demand will result in volatility in the short run and beyond.

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India Plans Local Material Mandate for Solar Module Makers

The government aims to initially make local manufacturing of solar cells mandatory, Power and Renewable Energy Minister Raj Kumar Singh said at a live-streamed event in New Delhi October 20.

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Lynas Rare Earths Pauses Malaysian Operations for Upgrades

Most operations at the Malaysian refinery will be shuttered for the next two months while Lynas gets ready to ramp up its downstream operations.

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China to Limit Exports of Graphite to Protect National Security

Under the rule, which will be enforced starting December 1, exporters will have to apply for permits to ship two different types of graphite.

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Logistics Take Centerstage at the African Energy Week 2023 Conference

During a panel discussion, participants examined the efficient services being provided by the energy sector with Dennis Malkoc, the business development manager at Universal Africa Lines.

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China Says the Move to Limit Chips Will Hurt Supply Chains, Cause Big Losses

The export control revisions announced October 17 aim to prevent the use of chips in military applications, including the development of artificial intelligence as well as hypersonic missiles.

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Chevron Australia, LNG Workers Agree on Deal One Day Before Strikes

The Offshore Alliance union representing workers at the Gorgon and Wheatstone plants said that it called off strike actions scheduled for October 19.

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U.S. Cutting Off China from More NVIDIA Chips, Expanding Technology Curbs

The regulations restrict more advanced chips and chipmaking tools from being exported to other countries besides China, like Russia and Iran.

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How Will 2023’s Peak Season Compare to Others?

If businesses fail to get rid of their supplies, they will be forced to refinance all their debt at much higher interest rates.

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Top Indian Solar Manufacturer Asks for Protection from China, Vietnam Imports

The temporary relaxation of a safeguard mechanism has ushered in a flood of cheap imports, forcing local manufacturers to idle some capacity, said Waaree Energies Ltd. chairman Hitesh Doshi.

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