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| | | ... start to consider what Bratton Hughes calls "the dark side of the green transition" - that is, the impact of mining for minerals essential to the green transition, and the negative human dimension that is often overlooked. This includes the use of child ... |
| | | | ... ESG risks on the sovereign level to make sure they don't carry down to the company specifically." Unlike other critical minerals, where reserves are concentrated in a limited number of countries, some of which have sovereign concerns, reserves of nickel ... |
| | | | ... 2023 included: Core Lithium Limited, Sayonara Mining Limited, Capricorn Metals Limited, 5E Advanced Materials, Argosy Minerals Limited, Incannex Healthcare Limited. "The challenge is now for boards to refocus their attention so we see similar progress ... |
| | | | ... needed in the transition of the energy grid, demand and supply imbalances, as well as requirements for rare earths and minerals to produce goods such as electric vehicles or batteries." The need to provide risk-adjusted investment return with sustainability ... |
| | | | ... mining industry has reserves to drive the transition to a lower carbon global economy, but surging demand for critical minerals and attention to key ESG issues will require innovative solutions and partnership. A panel of experts spoke on the risks and ... |
| | | | ... demand between 2020 and 2040. Overall, as the world's energy supply shifts from fossil fuels to requiring metals and minerals as inputs into renewable energy sources, the critical minerals' market of $40 billion in 2020 will expand seven-fold by 2030 ... |
| | | | ... good commercial, common sense. "Fortescue, FFI and FMG, is moving at speed to transition into a global green metals, minerals, energy and technology company, capable of delivering not just green iron ore but also the minerals, knowledge and technology ... |
| | | | ... resources for the next century, where we have world-leading potential in renewable energy, green hydrogen and critical minerals. "Our strong and stable financial system is giving us vital access to domestic and global capital, including the fast-growing ... |
| | | | The need for critical minerals such as copper, nickel and cobalt to support the clean energy transition is expected to grow over the next three decades, with Australian miners poised to take advantage of this demand, according to research from PwC. ... |
| | | | ... technologies like solar and electric vehicles on a large scale. Such technologies require significantly greater amounts of minerals such as copper, aluminium, nickel, lithium, and cobalt, offering an opportunity for investors. "As can be expected for ... |
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