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Clean energy company entX has been granted a gas storage exploration licence in South Australia’s Far West, as it seeks to develop a major hydrogen project which will store the gas underground for later use (reports The Australian).

Over Easter, the global electric vehicle and wind turbine enterprises were celebrating the major expansion of an Australian rare earths discovery that now has the potential to rank with China and Myanmar’s ionic clay mines (reports Robert Gottliebsen in The Australian).

Gascoyne and Rox position themselves to meet investors’ renewed desire for leverage in the gold space. And does Red 5’s improving performance make it a solution to Genesis’ Leonora challenges?

Gold shone brightly this week as investors digested the implications of an interest rate pause by some central banks, comfortably clearing the US$2000 an ounce mark and getting set for a run to a record US$2300/oz.

Australian Rare Earths has just delivered a significant boost in scale to what is arguably the most advanced clay-hosted ionic rare earths resource in Australia.

Kin Mining (ASX: KIN) has confirmed strong results from a reverse circulation drilling campaign completed in February at the Cardinia gold project in Western Australia (reports Small Caps).

Investors have demonstrated their support for Evion’s plan to become a significant and vertically integrated graphite business by making firm commitments for a $3.4m placement (reports Stockhead).

Bill Beament’s Develop will release an updated mine plan for the restart of its Woodlawn mine in New South Wales as the diamond drilling program at the project exceeds expectations (reports MiningNews).

Monster inventory growth will be music to western world’s ears. Plus, Antipa’s juicy inventory and Sunstone’s bumper discovery highlight big upside in gold-copper juniors.

Albemarle’s $5.5 billion takeover bid for Liontown Resources and a $560 million expansion by Pilbara Minerals returned lithium to centre-stage this week but there could be more to come with a go ahead for the proposed US$7500 U.S. Government subsidy on electric vehicles.