Register today to join Bob Galyen at this webinar on Friday, October 20, at 8 am PDT (11 am EDT) as he reviews: • 4 key reasons China was successful in batteries • Megatrends • Demand Supply Growth • Circular Economy Model • Bob’s Top 10 List
CEO and Cofounder at Impossible Metals Oliver Gunasekara has written a blog post for Forbes Business Council: Resolving The Critical Metals Shortage To Meet Net-Zero Goals—Part 2.
I’ve just returned from Rotterdam, Netherlands, after attending the 51st Underwater Minerals Conference (UMC), which is “The World's Largest Gathering of Ocean Mineral Stakeholders.” This year’s event brought together approximately 200 individuals to learn and talk about underwater mineral exploration. The diverse mix of attendees, with roughly 50% from the industry, 30% scientists, 10% regulators, and another 10% academics, created a dynamic atmosphere ripe for knowledge exchange and collaboration.
At Impossible Metals, our goal is to harvest critical metals from the seafloor with minimal impact on the ecosystem. Our end effector testing and optimization is one of the ways that we are working toward that goal.
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.
Projections indicate that the demand for critical minerals will rise by 500% by 2050 to meet net zero goals, leading to concerns about their availability and sustainability. Meeting this demand sustainably will be essential to address the global crisis of climate change. Watch this on-demand webinar with Impossible Metals CEO and co-founder Oliver Gunasekara, who reviews the potential solutions to resolving this climate change crisis.
Forbes Business Council Article Summary As the world works toward achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, transitioning to a low-carbon economy requires massive amounts of critical
Discover news and insights about responsible deep sea mining for critical metals from Impossible Metals in our Q3 2023 newsletter.
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.
Nine members of Congress urged the administration to “keep all options on the table, including deep-sea opportunities, in assessing polymetallic nodules as a viable resource to secure critical minerals and close national security vulnerabilities.”
