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Fortescue has opened a hydrogen electrolyzer factory near Gladstone, Queensland, that will have capacity to produce more than 2 GW of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer stacks per year, helping to support the company's plans to ramp up green hydrogen production in the decade ahead.

As the price of gold climbed to a new all-time high on Monday, strategists at UBS said there were good reasons to expect the price to continue rising. The rally of around 13% so far in 2024, as the market responds to geopolitical risks and the effect of renewed inflation risks on Federal Reserve rate expectations, has been unusual, said the UBS chief investment office team.

EPA SETS ‘STRONGEST-EVER’ EMISSIONS STANDARDS FOR TRUCKS

The PRICE of GOLD went into the long Easter weekend at new record highs on Thursday, fixing above $2213 per Troy ounce at London's afternoon benchmarking auction – and gaining 8.0% in Dollar terms for the month – as the surge in global stock markets paused and new US data gave a mixed picture for the world's largest economy ahead of tomorrow's core PCE inflation figures.

The study, led by chemical and biomolecular engineering professor Xiao Su, describes the first precious metal extraction and separation process fully powered by the inherent energy of electrochemical liquid-liquid extraction, or e-LLE. The method uses a reduction-oxidation reaction to selectively extract gold and platinum group metal ions from a liquid containing dissolved electronic waste.

Cummins and Tata cut ribbon on first hydrogen engine factory in India.
The plant is expected to produce 4,000 H2 engines a year

Johnson Matthey to sell medical device components unit for $700M
The segment makes components for medical devices, such as nitinol and metallic coatings.

Palladium tumbles 3.7% on demand woes

Adsorbed structure of caffeine on well-defined Pt single crystal electrodes and the activity of air electrode of fuel cell before (blue bar) and after (orange bar) caffeine modification.

The U.S. Department of Energy recently launched the Electronics Scrap Recycling Advancement Prize, which will award a total of up to $4 million over three phases for innovations that “substantially increase” the recovery and reuse of valuable materials from e-scrap.