EU welcomes China’s 12-month rare earth export controls suspension as licensing system talks begin
Rare earth supply stability is moving to the center of EU industrial and compliance planning after China agreed to suspend […]
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BHP’s aborted copper mega-bid highlights how deal timing can collide with environmental and regulatory risk management
In Southeast Europe’s industrial supply chains, copper is increasingly treated as a strategic input for electrification, renewable energy build-outs, and
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Rare Earth Supply Chains Enter a Compliance-Heavy Era as States Tighten Control Across Europe and Southeast Europe
Rare earth elements underpin clean energy systems, defense capabilities, electronics manufacturing, and the wider tech and raw materials economy. With
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Czech strategic deposit status granted to Euro Manganese’s Chvaletice project
The Czech Government has recognized the Chvaletice manganese project developed by Euro Manganese as a strategic deposit. The designation highlights
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Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Act and the policy tools for supply security
The European Union’s Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) is intended to shift from market-driven approaches toward strategic intervention. The stated
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South East Europe Green EPC and Infrastructure Conference in Constanța, Romania
The South East Europe Green EPC & Infrastructure Conference will take place in Constanța, Romania, as part of its second
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OMV Petrom expands bitumen supply via Romanian partnerships for road infrastructure
OMV Petrom, described as the largest energy producer in South-Eastern Europe, has announced two new strategic partnerships with Romanian companies
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Romania seeks faster electricity interconnection expansion with EU partners
Romania is pressing the European Commission and neighboring EU countries to accelerate the expansion of electricity interconnection capacity. Cristian Busoi,
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Bulgaria signs rare earth research memorandum with University of North Dakota
Bulgaria has moved to expand its rare earth metals research and development efforts following a Memorandum of Understanding between the
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Deep-sea mining regulation and critical metals debate intensifies at the ISA
Deep sea mining has become a contentious issue in the global resource debate as states and companies weigh potential access
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Lithium mining opposition links Serbia’s Jadar Valley and Bosnia’s Mount Majevica
Serbia’s Jadar Valley and Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Mount Majevica have become the focus of a transnational campaign against lithium mining.
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Securing critical raw materials under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act
The European Union is working to secure access to critical raw materials while maintaining environmental protection. The Critical Raw Materials