…mining includes proposed new mine projects in the US, Australia, Canada; which are being progressed by junior miners. Interestingly, some will co-produce Rare Earth metals. All of our research into…
A breakdown of species and carbon stocks? 550GT of Carbon is stored in the living biomass of 40M species currently inhabiting planet Earth. This is a vast number, equivalent to…
…oil and 12MTpa of LNG. (10) Scorched Earth after capture (but NOT BEFORE) Scorched Earth is a phrase that now conjures images of giant plumes of smoke, rising into the…
…a small but potentially significant warming effect”, per NASA. But the largest component of the warming is attributed to rising CO2 levels in the Earth’s atmosphere, which reached 414 ppm….
…value chains that truly are CO2 intensive (i.e., emissions are above 20 tons/ton or even 100 tons/ton). This includes PV silicon and silver for solar panels; carbon fiber and rare…
…Chemicals business produces soda-ash, peroxides, silica, et al; and its Solutions business produces specialty chemicals, aromas, coatings, Rare Earths, mining solutions and battery recycling. For the energy transition, Solvay is…
…transition become the very hungry caterpillar, encompassing $15trn of market cap across a dozen sectors. Including defence. For example, we have written on super-alloys, Rare Earths and carbon fiber. And…
…PGMs and Rare Earths. Even aluminium, chlor-alkali and green hydrogen are debatably electro-winning processes, or at the least electro-chemical processes whose energy economics can all be modeled using Faraday’s Law…
…to 10GTpa). This includes substantively all of the worlds metals, from copper, to lithium, to nickel, to graphite, to iron ore, to PGMs, to Rare Earths. It also includes over…
…covered in this data-file include Aluminium, Ammonia, Carbon Fiber, Coal, Cobalt, Copper, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, Fluorinated Polymers, Fluorspar, Glass Fiber, Graphite, Hydrogen, Indium, Lithium, LNG, Mass Timber, Methanol, NdFeB Rare…