Eurasian mining, markets, policy and technology intelligenceTag
36 published stories in this archive.
Industry News
The podcast 'Raw Matters' discusses the critical role of rare earth elements in clean energy, highlighting supply chain challenges and the need for Europe to enhance local production capabilities.
Industry News
TMK, TSTU, and KU Leuven collaborate to advance technology for extracting rare-earth elements, linking industry needs with scientific research.
Industry News
Kazakhstan's rare earth elements market is expanding, with significant investment opportunities as global demand rises, driven by China's dominance in the sector.
Companies & Organisations
Kazatomprom is strategically increasing uranium production while focusing on long-term value, with rising sales to Asia and plans to expand its nuclear fuel cycle capabilities.
Companies & Organisations
Neo Performance Materials has completed the transfer of its Sarfartoq Project interest to Greenland Mines for US$35 million, retaining equity and offtake rights.
Companies & Organisations
Energy Transition Minerals claims Greenland expropriated its Kvanefjeld rare earth project worth $150 million through uranium legislation, blocking development of a critical minerals asset.
MINEX Forum News
Europe faces an unprecedented raw materials crisis that policy targets systematically underestimate. By 2030, demand for energy metals is expected to explode. Lithium demand will increase five-fold. Cobalt will rise nine-fold. Nickel,…
Podcasts & Shorts
Central Asia’s critical minerals moment is real. The geology is there. The geopolitical will is growing. The legal frameworks are improving in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The Middle Corridor is becoming a genuine…
Industry News
Kyrgyzstan's natural resources minister met Turkish mining company MTA International to discuss joint geological exploration and rare earth research cooperation, as Bishkek advances its mining transparency agenda and seeks foreign technological partnerships…
Policies and Regulation
We are moving from a system of running costs—buying oil and gas to keep the lights on—to a system of capital costs, where the minerals we bake into our technology define our…