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Critical Minerals for the Clean Energy Transition
Learn about the critical minerals driving the global energy transition.
Investment opportunities will likely center around the critical minerals that are vital to powering the planet through low-carbon energy sources and electrifying the world’s vehicle fleet.
Latest Resources
White Paper - A New Era: How Critical Minerals are Driving the Global Energy Transition
Critical minerals are essential for the global energy transition as we gradually phase out CO2-intensive energy sources with cleaner sources, including nuclear, solar, wind, hydro and geothermal energy.
Educational Video - Nickel: A Battery Metal Powering the EV Revolution
Nickel is essential for the batteries used in EVs, which are becoming more popular as vehicle manufacturers and consumers embrace the EV revolution and countries add incentives or build in legislation supporting their adoption.
Educational Video - Lithium: Driving the EV Revolution Forward
Electric vehicles, also known as EVs, are at the heart of the world’s efforts to reach aggressive net-zero carbon emissions goals.
Infographic - 9 Critical Energy Minerals for Investors
Sprott has identified nine essential minerals from the U.S. 2022 Critical Minerals List that play a vital role in transitioning to clean energy, opening up investment opportunities in the fast-changing clean energy market.
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"Electrification and green energy are pivotal to advancing 4IR (fourth industrial revolution) technologies, and the resulting demand pressures on critical minerals like copper, lithium and uranium are sparking a new commodity supercycle."
Paul Wong, CFA
Market Strategist
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