(Bloomberg) -- Canada is making it harder for foreign firms to acquire its biggest mining companies, potentially taking some of the global industry’s attractive takeover targets off the table. Most Read from BloombergBiden Narrows Gap With Trump in Swing States Despite Debate LossBoeing to Plead Guilty to Fraud for Violating Deal Over 737 Max CrashesHedge Funds That Piled Into Big Tesla Short Stung by Huge RallyFrench Left Set for Shock Victory Over Macron and Le PenThe Canadian government will
Rio Tinto (RIO) builds a solar power plant that will power its Diavik Diamond Mine in Canada and help cut down annual diesel consumption at the mine by 1 million liters per year.
BHP seeks a permit from Chile's environmental regulator to build a $250-million electric trolley system at Escondida. It is set to cut down diesel consumption and improve truck performance.