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The latest critical raw materials news from organisations exploring new and innovative ways to extract rare earth elements, lithium, nickel, graphite, helium and other materials essential to the functioning and integrity of a wide range of industrial ecosystems.

The major advancements taking place in Australia’s mining industry

Mining is a major contributor to Australia’s economy and amounts to around 75% of the country’s exports. Discover more here.

ERMA Booster Call drives sustainable growth in Europe’s raw materials sector

EIT RawMaterials outlines the ERMA Booster Call, a new initiative supporting startups and projects in Europe’s raw materials sector.

New graphene oxide production offers green alternative to mining

Researchers have developed a reproducible and scalable method for producing graphene oxide nanosheets from commercial carbon fibres.

Boron’s Essential Role in the Green Transition

Brunswick Exploration: Meeting lithium demand in Canada and Greenland

Brunswick Exploration has made significant progress in 2024, uncovering high-grade spodumene deposits to meet projected lithium demand.

First Tellurium Corp: Focused on the most important metal you’ve probably never heard of

From industry-changing technology to sourcing and exploration, First Tellurium is helping to spur a revolution.

UK approves use of export finance to source critical minerals

Securing contracts that source critical minerals will help the UK build economic resilience and lower the risk of supply-chain disruption.

Cuddy Mountain: Exploration in America’s newest copper district

Zeus is unlocking potential hidden beneath the silver-rich terrain of Cuddy Mountain by tapping into a newly identified copper district.

Evolution of MIRARCO: Pioneering mining innovation from geomechanics research

MIRARCO is advancing the understanding of mining geomechanics with practical solutions to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability.

Fuse Minerals: Discovering mineral resources for a cleaner future

Todd Axford, Managing Director and CEO of Fuse Minerals, details the company’s plans to focus on underexplored areas of Australia to discover minerals needed...

Koryx Copper: An elephant copper explorer to discover

Koryx Copper Inc is focusing its exciting Haib Copper project in Namibia and its large 752km² land position in the Zambian Copper Belt.

Directors Talk discusses Pulsar Helium’s upcoming dual listing on LSE’s AIM Market

Director’s Talk Interviews spoke to Pulsar Helium about the company’s milestone dual listing on the London Stock Exchange.

Strengthening the EU’s critical and strategic raw materials supply

Tetiana Dzhumurat of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) discusses their recently launched joint facility with the EU for critical and strategic raw materials.

Hyperspectral imaging in mining: Boosting efficiency and enhancing sustainability

Norsk Elektro Optikk AS explain how HySpex hyperspectral cameras in mining can offer innovative ways to explore and monitor mines efficiently.

What is aluminium’s contribution to creating green batteries?

Discover how Speira enhances sustainability in the aluminium industry, innovating to ensure a stable supply of green batteries.

Rising helium demand set to double by 2035

A new report from IDTechEx suggests that helium demand globally is set to double by 2035, driven by the wide-ranging uses.

Why should you care about ethical and sustainable mining?

Atkinsons Bullion discusses why sustainable mining is crucial for a greener future and how purchasing decisions can drive positive change.

MICA: Connecting Canadian advanced mining technologies with global opportunities

Learn how MICA is addressing the critical need to secure global resources for the future through advanced mining technologies.

US injects $5.5m funding into critical minerals and materials projects

The US has announced $5.5m funding for advancing sustainable processes to produce and refine critical minerals and materials.

Rare earth elements from extinct volcanoes could boost Australia’s supply chains

Extinct volcanoes could provide Australia with an exciting and abundant new source of rare earth elements, according to research.

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