US EditionThe Essential Role of Critical Minerals in Shaping the Energy Future
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They are essential for technological development and the green transition, but due to the increasingly concentrated supply, they can easily become a tool for geopolitical power struggles – if someone has not guessed what we are talking about, we will tell them: this analysis deals with CRM, i.e. critical raw materials. Critical raw materials have, with little exaggeration, become the front line of maintaining global energy security and economic …
The metals and natural resources essential for the decarbonization of the economy and the energy transition will occupy the place that oil occupied in the 20th century: its availability will dictate the vagaries of the world economy and determine who will have the frying pan by the handle in the geopolitical game. This is what the analysis team of J. Safra Sarasin Sustainable AM (JSS AM) believes, which has written a report outlining the role of…
The Essential Role of Critical Minerals in Shaping the Energy Future
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US Critical Minerals Supply Chains: Allegiance or Alliance?
Catherine Maltman | United States FellowImage sourced from Clint Budd via Wikimedia Commons.The critical minerals supply chain, though not as visible or public-facing as global conflicts, might be the most concerning national security issue faced by the United States (US). Every country is struggling to meet the increasing demand for critical minerals (CMs), with estimates that demand could more than double by 2030 and outpace supply chains. Wit…
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