Tribeca sees China tensions powering new green metals bets
Rising geopolitical tensions and the prospect of industrial decoupling are fueling a surge of interest in the processing of energy-transition metals outside China.
Australia’s energy storage capacity needs 10-fold increase by 2050 – report
Rapidly rising energy demand spurred by the ongoing electrification of…
UN to start taking deep-sea mining applications this July
The decision came after the International Seabed Authority spent the…
Biden makes electric vehicle credits elusive in bid for US auto renaissance
The guidance released Friday clarifying provisions of the IRA will leave few…
Mercedes-Benz is “able and willing” to invest capital in mining – CEO
The company has opened up a raw materials office in…
