This is the Mountainview Resources journal, a place which might stimulate thought and dialogue or perhaps validate why we raise capital for projects. We need good ideas and execution to move the "environmental" needle towards balance. Miners, geologists, farmers, engineers and entrepreneurs - we hope to achieve dialogue around your innovation and to share your ideas.
Forecasts point to a possible El Niño forming in late 2026 and biting through 2027. For southern African agriculture, water and power, the time to prepare is now — not when the rains fail.
The voluntary carbon market is stuck. A larger, compliance-linked market — driven by CBAM, Article 6 and aviation mandates — is where the capital will flow.
The new documentary narrated by Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson makes the case for regenerative agriculture as a viable climate and food strategy.
Distributed generation is no longer a fringe idea. It is the operating model of every serious utility from Texas to the Cape Flats.
On the asymmetry between the timeline of a real asset and the timeline of the people who fund it.
Direct lithium extraction is changing the cost curve. It is also changing the politics of water in three deserts at once.
Onshore wind has graduated. The interesting question is what the second-generation repower looks like.
Every piece on this site exists because somebody we know was working on a real problem — a tailings retreatment plan, an offtake renegotiation, a soil-carbon protocol — and learnt something the rest of us should know.
If you are working on one of those problems and would like another set of eyes — editorial or financial — write to us.
