Talga and SQM partner to advance Aero Lithium Project in Sweden
Talga Group has entered into an earn-in agreement with lithium leader Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile (SQM) to jointly advance the Aero Lithium Project...
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European Green Transition discovers high-grade rare earth elements in Sweden
European Green Transition PLC has reported significant findings of high-grade rare earth samples from multiple locations at Olserum in south Sweden. Samples from the Djupedal prospect...
Assessing the impact of mining on local communities in Sweden
Since Talga, an Australian mining company, announced its plans to open a graphite mine in Nunasvaara, Sweden, residents in nearby Vittangi have been questioning the...
Europe’s mining legacy: Shaping past, present and future
Europe’s mining sector has left an indelible mark on the continent’s history, driving economic growth and societal transformation for centuries. While its global dominance has...
European Green Transition provides update on rare earths project in Sweden
Aiden Lavelle, the CEO of European Green Transition PLC, recently shared updates on the company’s rare earths project in Sweden with Proactive’s Stephen Gunnion. Lavelle...
Sweden’s role in navigating geopolitical risks and supply chain challenges for rare metals in Europe
As Europe endeavors to achieve its climate and sustainability objectives while reducing dependence on a single dominant power, particularly in the realm of rare metals,...
Exploring potential Alum Shale reserves amidst the changing political scenario in Sweden
District Metals has applied for eight additional mineral licenses covering a total area of in excess of 90,000 hectares targeting Alum Shale deposits (the same...
Norra Kärr: A key player in Europe’s pursuit of rare earth metals self-sufficiency
New technologies and expanding electrification mean a growing demand for common and unusual metals such as rare earth metals. Norra Kärr, one of the largest...
Swedish Government will investigate the feasibility of lifting its ban on uranium mining
Although Sweden has six nuclear power plants that provide around a third of its electricity, it currently does not produce any of its own uranium...
Mining Europe’s biggest rare earth deposit could make life ‘impossible’ for Sámi communities
In January, Swedish state-owned mining company LKAB discovered more than 1 million tonnes of rare earth minerals in Kiruna, Sweden’s northernmost city. These rare earth...