Australia and India Deepen Critical Mineral Cooperation
Australia and India Deepen Critical Mineral Cooperation
Australia and India Deepen Critical Mineral Cooperation
Brian Hendrich
USGS Rejects Bipartisan Push to Classify Copper as Critical Mineral
USGS Rejects Bipartisan Push to Classify Copper as Critical Mineral
Despite supply risks and possible rising future demand, the U.S. is not following Europe’s classification.
Volvo to Buy Wind Power From Vattenfall
Volvo to Buy Wind Power From Vattenfall
The Swedish carmaker will acquire 50 percent of the energy produced at the Bruzaholm wind park.
U.S. and Australia Deepen Cooperation on Critical Minerals and Climate Change
U.S. and Australia Deepen Cooperation on Critical Minerals and Climate Change
Australia and the U.S. have signed the Climate, Critical Minerals and Clean Energy Transformation Compact, intended to boost the countries’ clean energy and critical minerals sectors and create secure supply chains. The compact also incorporates imports from Australia in these sectors in the Inflation reduction Act, making the Pacific country’s industry more competitive.
UK Unveils $1.2 Billion Investment Plan for Semiconductor Sector
UK Unveils $1.2 Billion Investment Plan for Semiconductor Sector
The UK has revealed a $1.2 billion Investment strategy in its domestic semiconductor industry over the next decade. The plan aligns the nation with the recently announced cooperation with Japan and sets the European country up to become more independent.
Canada: Ready to Increase Cooperation on Critical Minerals with South Korea
Canada: Ready to Increase Cooperation on Critical Minerals with South Korea
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the South Korean parliament and will hold a summit with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol later this Wednesday. Canada and South Korea could form mutually beneficial trade relations considering the vast natural resources of the North American country and the semiconductor expertise of the East Asian nation.