European union Archives | Page 2 of 11

Serbia’s lithium mining project sparks nationwide protests: A clash of economic ambitions and environmental concerns

David Lazarevic27/09/202427/09/2024

27/09/202427/09/2024

Since August, a major lithium mining project in the Jadar River basin has ignited nationwide protests in Serbia, driven by concerns over its environmental impact....

Mining News

Facing the future: The RAWMINA project’s role in Europe’s critical raw materials strategy

David Lazarevic25/09/202425/09/2024

25/09/202425/09/2024

The European Union’s pursuit of self-sufficiency in critical raw materials (CRMs) is proving to be a challenging endeavor. These materials are essential for the EU’s...

Mining News

Breaking the titanium dependency: Europe’s challenge in securing aerospace supply chains

25/09/2024

The situation surrounding titanium supply for the aerospace sector in Europe highlights significant vulnerabilities in the face of geopolitical tensions. While Apple’s transition to titanium...

Mining News

EU urged to embrace sustainable practices as concerns mount over deep-sea mining

David Lazarevic18/09/202418/09/2024

18/09/202418/09/2024

While the Draghi report references an 11-year-old study on seabed minerals, recent research underscores the financial risks and uncertainties surrounding deep-sea mining. Leading European scientists...

Mining News

EU advocates for looser investment rules in Australia to secure critical minerals

David Lazarevic11/09/202411/09/2024

11/09/202411/09/2024

The European Union is advocating for easier foreign investment conditions in Australia, aiming to diversify its supply chain for crucial minerals. This appeal comes as...

Mining News

Europe’s lithium ambitions: Tackling challenges and seizing investment opportunities

David Lazarevic11/09/202411/09/2024

11/09/202411/09/2024

The situation with lithium prices and the European market presents a complex landscape with both challenges and opportunities. Here’s a breakdown of the key points:...

Mining News

EU grants €7.3 million to Ukrainian company Velta for titanium project

04/09/2024

Ukrainian company Velta, based in Novomyrhorod (Kirovohrad region), has been awarded a €7.3 million grant from the European Union for a four-year project aimed at...

Mining News

Securing Europe’s critical raw materials: Strategic partnerships, trade agreements and investment protection challenges

29/08/2024

The European Union’s strategy to secure access to critical raw materials (CRMs) is increasingly focused on reducing supply chain dependencies and ensuring a stable supply...

Mining News

Ukraine’s critical minerals: Essential for global supply chains and the green energy transition

David Lazarevic21/08/202421/08/2024

21/08/202421/08/2024

Ukraine is home to approximately 20,000 mineral deposits, encompassing 116 different types of minerals. Among these, the country boasts significant reserves of key resources such...

Mining News

EU upholds raw materials deal with Serbia despite protests and rising tensions

David Lazarevic21/08/202421/08/2024

21/08/202421/08/2024

The European Commission remains committed to its strategic partnership with Serbia on raw materials, despite recent protests and political tensions. These protests, which culminated in...

Tag : European union

Serbia’s lithium mining project sparks nationwide protests: A clash of economic ambitions and environmental concerns

Facing the future: The RAWMINA project’s role in Europe’s critical raw materials strategy

Breaking the titanium dependency: Europe’s challenge in securing aerospace supply chains

EU urged to embrace sustainable practices as concerns mount over deep-sea mining

EU advocates for looser investment rules in Australia to secure critical minerals

Europe’s lithium ambitions: Tackling challenges and seizing investment opportunities

EU grants €7.3 million to Ukrainian company Velta for titanium project

Securing Europe’s critical raw materials: Strategic partnerships, trade agreements and investment protection challenges

Ukraine’s critical minerals: Essential for global supply chains and the green energy transition

EU upholds raw materials deal with Serbia despite protests and rising tensions

Important Announcement to Our Readers

India poised to decide on metallurgical coke import restrictions

AMMC plans to become world’s largest ore deposit by 2030 with major production growth

Kazatomprom and Jordan uranium mining company forge partnership for uranium projects

Saudi Arabia expands mining sector to strengthen global mineral supply for clean energy transition

Important Announcement to Our Readers

India poised to decide on metallurgical coke import...

AMMC plans to become world’s largest ore deposit...

Kazatomprom and Jordan uranium mining company forge partnership...

Saudi Arabia expands mining sector to strengthen global...

Contact Us

Main Menu