​Projected Supply Deficits For Key Energy Transition Metals – Tyler Durden

Projected Supply Deficits For Key Energy Transition Metals The demand for clean energy metals will grow by more than 400% by 2030, according to the Energy Transitions Commission (ETC).  Supply, however, is not on track to keep up with this surging demand.  Visual Capitalist partnered with Appian Capital Advisory to visualize what these supply gaps may look like by 2030 and the mining investment needed to balance these deficits. The analysis uses data from the ETC and U.S. Geological Survey. What Are the Critical Energy Transition Materials?   Building a clean energy future isn’t just about technology—it’s about materials. The transition to renewable energy will require…  — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More