Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 36
This week, significant moves in the critical minerals sector highlighted both recycling and expansion efforts worldwide.
Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 36
Economy
Korea’s JS Link to Build Rare Earth Magnet Facility in Georgia
Korea’s JS Link to Build Rare Earth Magnet Facility in Georgia
U.S. subsidiary to construct a 3,000-ton-per-year plant, which would rank among the largest in the country.
Competitiveness at Risk: Wind Energy Expansion in Europe Too Slow
Competitiveness at Risk: Wind Energy Expansion in Europe Too Slow
WindEurope warns that EU climate targets will not be met and calls for faster approvals.
Aclara Secures U.S. Backing for Brazilian Rare Earth Project
Aclara Secures U.S. Backing for Brazilian Rare Earth Project
The Carina heavy rare earths project is one of two ventures the mining company is developing in South America.
U.S. Department of Defense Funds Gallium Recovery from Waste Streams
U.S. Department of Defense Funds Gallium Recovery from Waste Streams
Flash Joule Heating technology could improve the recycling of critical metals.
Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 35
Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 35
This week, the U.S. Geological Survey released its draft 2025 Critical Minerals List, adding six commodities including silver and copper.