Friendshoring Critical Minerals: What Could the U.S. and Its Partners Produce?
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and amid heightened tensions with China, the United States and its key partners are making a...
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Moving mining back to Europe
EU clean energy targets will need 35 times more lithium and seven to 26 times the amount of rare earth metals in 2050 compared with...
‘Graphite is the next lithium’
Renascor Resources, International Graphite and Quantum Graphite are three ASX-listed companies driving the emerging graphite industry in Australia. We take a closer look at their...
European Lithium moves ahead with plans to build a hydroxide plant in Saudi Arabia
With due diligence wrapped up, European Lithium says it is targeting a JV agreement with Obeikan Investment Group before May 31 for the co-development of...
Molten Metals Aims to Meet the Rising Demand for Antimony in Energy Storage
Supply chain disruptions and geopolitical concerns caused Western governments to re-examine the source of critical metals that will drive the economic engine for decades to...
Fortum Battery Recycling opens Europe’s largest closed-loop hydrometallurgical battery recycling facility in Finland
Fortum Battery Recycling has started commercial operations at its state-of-the-art hydrometallurgical battery material recycling facility in Harjavalta, Finland. The newly established facility is the largest...
Tyranna Resources Secures $31 Million Strategic Investment and Off Take Partner
Australian mining company Tyranna Resources Limited has secured over $31 million in funding from Sinomine Resource Group and Sinomine International Exploration (Hong Kong) to explore...
Top 10 Countries for Rare Earth Metal Production
Rare earth metal production was on the rise again in 2022, jumping to 300,000 metric tons (MT) worldwide — that’s up significantly from 190,000 MT...
Could the Swedish Arctic hold the key to Europe’s green energy transition?
The world is on the hunt for the raw materials that will power electric vehicle production. The discovery of more than one million tonnes of...
Gold miner faces global protests as it rekindles a mine with a violent legacy
Activists from Papua New Guinea, where a controversial gold mine is inching toward reopening, have joined a campaign of global protests ahead of the annual...