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 Register today to join Impossible Metals CTO/VP of Engineering and co-founder Jason Gillham at this webinar on Friday, September 15, at 8 am PDT (11 am EDT) as he reviews the concept economic model that compares the Impossible Metal's new technology to traditional dredging. Jason will also explain how and why the model was built and analyzed, and how to use the Google spreadsheet.
 To achieve net zero emissions by 2050 and transition to a low-carbon economy, there is a growing need for large quantities of critical metals for batteries and clean energy technologies, but there are concerns about their availability and sustainability. Impossible Metals CEO Oliver Gunasekara talks about meeting this demand sustainably, which will be essential to address the global crisis of climate change.
 Climate tech veteran Shayle Kann talks with Renee Grogan about a variety of deep sea mining topics including better understanding seafloor ecosystems and incorporating science into mining practices.
 Watch this webinar on demand to learn more about the demo results of our Eureka 1 Autonomous Underwater Vehicle and selective harvesting technology.
 MTS Committee Chair Dr. Alex Barnard and Impossible Metals CEO Oliver Gunsasekara review the four types of deep sea mining, introduce the major players, and discuss the status of legal regulations.
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Deep sea mining could play a significant role in both the future of the U.S. critical minerals industry and enabling the meeting of NetZero targets by 2050.
We cannot allow the extreme NGOs to repeat the mistakes of the past and delay the best opportunity we have of providing the critical minerals we need to solve the climate crisis with the least ESG impact.
It is no wonder that when naming our AUV we chose “Eureka 1.” With Eureka being synonymous with scientific discovery and specifically with the discovery of buoyancy, this vehicle name is a nod to both of these connections.
