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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.

Recycled aluminium for sustainable shipbuilding

Speira’s recycled aluminium alloy offers a sustainable approach to shipbuilding by reducing yachting's environmental impact.

Xcite Resources Inc provides updates on Canadian uranium projects

Xcite Resources highlights the potential of uranium projects in Canada’s Athabasca Basin. Discover their impact on uranium supply.

Breathing new life into Sri Lanka’s graphite industry

Applied Graphite Technologies is leveraging high-quality vein graphite from the Queens Mine Complex in Sri Lanka. Read more here.

Boron’s Essential Role in the Green Transition

5E Advanced Materials reports first boric acid production

The first production of boric acid allows the company to potentially become an approved supplier to targeted customers. Read more here.

Scandium Canada signs Crater Lake project pre-development agreement with Naskapi Nation

Scandium Canada has signed a significant Pre-Development Agreement with the Naskapi Nation regarding its Crater Lake project.

BCM releases exceptional mineral resource estimate for the Ema project

Brazilian Critical Minerals Limited (BCM) has unveiled its maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the Ema project.

Navigating Australia’s critical minerals landscape

Dr Chris Vernon, Critical Minerals Lead Expert at CSIRO, discusses the promise of Australia's critical minerals resources and illuminates the path forward in harnessing these vital resources to propel Australia towards a resilient and sustainable future.

Revolutionising the US lithium industry: Unlocking the Salton Sea geothermal region

Following the publication of its comprehensive analysis into lithium at the Salton Sea geothermal area, The Innovation Platform spoke to the Geothermal Technologies Office at the U.S. Department of Energy about this promising opportunity and its potential implications.

Scandium: The element that could revolutionise clean energy

Scandium's rarity belies its potential to redefine clean energy—discover how this elusive element could fuel a sustainable future.

Innovating for tomorrow: EIT RawMaterials paves the way for Europe’s green transition

EIT RawMaterials is collaborating with policymakers and industry to ensure Europe’s critical materials industry meets its sustainable goals.

Helix Exploration climbs AIM stock exchange following oversubscribed IPO

Helix Exploration PLC has climbed the London's AIM stock exchange following oversubscribed IPO. Find out more.

The vital uses of helium in scientific research

Learn about the crucial uses of helium across scientific research, from medical applications to particle physics and space exploration.

European aluminium recycling boosted with RecAL project

The AIT is leading the European Union RecAL project that focuses on aluminium recycling for sustainability and resource efficiency.

The outlook for development of Canada’s rare earths

Learn the potential of Canada’s rare earths and the importance of responsible sourcing to meet increasing demand for clean energy technologies.

ORNL scientists create ‘tug of war’ method to separate lanthanides

Learn how Oak Ridge National Laboratory has pioneered a new method for separating critical metals known as lanthanides.

5E Advanced Materials launches commercial production at 5E Boron Americas Complex

5E Advanced Materials, Inc. has announced that commercial operations have begun at the company's industry-leading 5E Boron Americas Complex.

Critical minerals down under: Can Australia lead the world’s critical minerals charge?

Olimpia Pilch of the Critical Minerals Association Australia, discusses the outlook for Australian critical minerals.

Québec rare earths: The Québec Mining Association and the future of mining in the region

The Québec Mining Association, an association with 88 years of experience in Québec’s mining landscape, explores the future production of Québec rare earths and plans to promote sustainable mining practices.

EIT launches’ booster call’ for European raw materials start-ups

EIT RawMaterials has launched its latest booster call aimed at supporting European raw materials start-ups, scale-ups, and SMEs.

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