Critical Minerals: U.S. Government Bolsters Domestic Supply Chain
The U.S Government allocates $32 millions to fund projects extracting critical minerals from coal-based resources.
The U.S Government allocates $32 millions to fund projects extracting critical minerals from coal-based resources.
The International Renewable Energy Agency has published a new report on the geopolitics of critical materials, identifying a significant geographical concentration in supply chains and proposes countermeasures
SpaceX will provide rural Mongolia with internet access. This could be a possible precursor to future investments by Musk, such as opening a Tesla Branch in the Asian country.
The U.S. is now reportedly preparing steps that could escalate the trade dispute between the two superpowers further.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has announced the implementation of export controls on industrial products and materials containing gallium and germanium from August 1
Indonesia seeks to import more critical minerals from Australia to supply its growing electromobility sector