The global shipping industry is an economic powerhouse, carrying over 90% of the world’s traded goods. However, this vital sector also faces a significant challenge: decarbonization. As sustainability becomes a
A limitless supply of heat exists beneath our feet within the Earth’s crust, but harnessing it at scale has proved challenging. Now, a combination of new techniques, government support and
Pensana’s Sulima West laterite is located 75 km north of the Longonjo Rare Earths Project and test work programmes are designed to test for the amenability of this mineralisation to
Country manager for London-listed Pensana’s Angola-based Longonjo rare earths project Geraldine Tchimbali has been nominated for the 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining (WIM100) – a biennial publication released by
DGI, a global leader in environmentally friendly technologies for electric vehicles and energy storage, recently welcomed Vaughan Gething MS, who has now been elected First Minister of Wales, to its
UK-based rare earths developer Pensana has reported trench and pit sampling results that confirm a 6 ha, enriched laterite at Sulima West, in Angola, grading at 2% to 3% total
International shipping is a significant source of carbon emissions. It accounts for some 2.89% of global anthropogenic emissions and is the sixth largest emissions source by sector. Yet, it is
Pensana plc (LON:PRE) has reported the analytical results for the three trenches and nine pits sampled at Sulima West laterite during late 2023. The Sulima West laterite is located 75 kilometres
In preparation for building one of the world’s largest and highest-grade magnet metal rare earth mines later this year, London-listed Pensana has hosted key stakeholders on site at its Longonjo
Discover Pensana Plc’s latest ventures in rare earth exploration and mining, including key projects in Angola and the UK. Exciting developments lie ahead.
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