China's major power grid operators have pledged to continue investing in grid construction to increase the share of electricity generated from nonfossil fuels in accordance with the government's ambition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.

Thanks to the economic recovery and production capacity resurgence, the country's listed coal companies saw their profits soar during the first three months, and an analyst believes the momentum is set to continue.

The iron ore price has been about as volatile of late as most of us can remember.

Activist investors and environmentalists make strange bedfellows, but both are like the hordes at the citadel gates of the oil majors.

Wall Street journal recently reported that an abandoned copper mine in the mountains of the district of Tongguan in China’s southwestern province of Yunnan

Chinese ferrous scrap imports nearly trebled in April from the previous month as steel mills and trading firms increased purchases after initial trial shipments successfully cleared customs.

China will strengthen management of both supply and demand sides to curb "unreasonable" increases in commodity prices.

Asia's iron-ore futures tumbled on Monday, leading another bout of selling in the metals complex, after China's state planner warned against commodity price manipulation and vowed to clamp down on speculative trading.