Korea Zinc's US project clears environmental impact assessment
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Korea Zinc's US project clears environmental impact assessment
Korea Zinc, the world's largest refined zinc smelter, said on Monday that its $7.4 billion U.S. manufacturing project has cleared an environmental impact assessment. The approval is expected to accelerate the company's plan to build a critical metals refinery in Clarksville, Tennessee, under the project name "Project Crucible," the company said in a press release. The facility is scheduled to begin test operations in 2029 and commercial producti…
Korea Zinc Unveils Blueprint for ‘Green Metal Belt’ Connecting Korea, the U.S., and Australia at WCE
Korea Zinc participated in the Climate & Energy Industry Expo and showcased its ‘Green Metal’ strategy, which combines a core mineral supply chain connecting Korea, Australia, and the United States with renewable energy and resource recycling businesses. Korea Zinc announced on the 21st that it participated in the ‘2026 World Climate Industry Expo (WCE),’ held at BEXCO in Busan for three days starting on the 16th of this month, and presented its…
Korea Zinc announced on the 21st that 'Project Crucible,' which it is pursuing with the U.S. government and others, has passed key environmental licensing procedures.
Korea Zinc showcases green metal vision at climate industry expo
Korea Zinc President Baek Soon-hum, third from left on the front row, poses with Korea’s Climate Minister Kim Sung-whan, fourth from left on the front row, pump their fists at the Korea Zinc booth at the 2026 World Climate Industry Expo in Busan on Sept. 21. [Photo courtesy of Korea Zinc] Korea Zinc announced on Sept. 21 that it showcased its global critical mineral value chain and “Green Metal Vision” at the 2026 World Climate Industry Expo (WC…
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