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Natural gas projects drive molybdenum

THE price of molybdenum could continue to rise if a series of major natural gas pipeline projects proceed as planned, according to a report in a Canadian newspaper.

Tim Treadgold
Natural gas projects drive molybdenum

The National Post said the $C7 billion MacKenzie Valley pipeline or the $C20 billion Alaska Highway project would consume large amounts of steel rich in molybdenum because of its unique properties in withstanding...

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