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UK left vulnerable by government inaction on critical minerals, MPs warn
Britain must reduce dependence on China and follow US and EU with interventionist policies, foreign affairs committee says
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Britain must reduce dependence on China and follow US and EU with interventionist policies, foreign affairs committee says
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EU has plans to reform its electricity market, but this will take time to guarantee affordable renewable energy.
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Governments formulate lists of critical minerals according to their industrial requirements and strategic evaluations of supply risks.
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The United States, along with its partners, is actively engaged in 15 projects aimed at securing critical mineral supplies necessary for electric vehicles and the energy transition, as revealed by a senior…
Policies and Regulation
The United States expresses optimism regarding the possibility of reaching an agreement with the European Union (EU) that would enable critical minerals mined or processed in Europe to qualify for U.S. clean…
Companies & Organisations
In its ongoing efforts to lead the establishment of an independent rare earth elements (REEs) supply chain in the UK, Rainbow Rare Earths, a London-listed company, has entered into a strategic supply…
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In 2021, Norway was revealed to be the location of another large deposit of critical raw materials (CRM),1 as 240 million MT of phosphate, vanadium, and titanium were estimated to be in…
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Germany, a nation lauded for its technological excellence and dedication to ecological sustainability, stands at a crucial juncture concerning the trajectory of its mining and resources sector
Companies & Organisations
European Lithium Ltd (ASX:EUR, OTCQB:EULIF) has taken another step toward becoming Europe’s first local producer of battery-grade lithium on being granted new mining licenses and extensions which double the footprint of the…
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Governments in Portugal and elsewhere on the continent want a secure supply of critical minerals to power the green transition, but opposition is often strong