Aug 24, 2024 | Advanced Energy Systems, China, Energy and Development, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Just Transitions, Low Carbons and Renewables Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Net Zero Emissions, Payne News, US and Canada
Standardizing “green” extractivism: Chinese & Western environmental, social, and governance instruments in the critical mineral sector Payne Institute Faculty Fellow Raphael Deberdt writes as societies attempt to transition to low-carbon energy and reduce fossil...
Aug 22, 2024 | China, Circular Economy, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada
Understanding the Significance of China’s Antimony Export Controls Payne Institute Communications Associate Gregory Wisher and Director Morgan Bazilian write about how the Chinese government will probably continue to allow some antimony exports to the United States,...
Jul 26, 2024 | Advanced Energy Systems, China, Circular Economy, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Low Carbons and Renewables Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Net Zero Emissions, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative
Monitoring China’s Mineral Stockpiling and Understanding Its Military Implications Payne Institute Communication Associate Gregory Wischer and Director Morgan Bazilian co-author an article about discerning when China is stockpiling – and why – is increasingly...
Jul 22, 2024 | Accelerated Methane Reduction, Advanced Energy Systems, China, Circular Economy, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Low Carbons and Renewables Initiative, Net Zero Emissions, Oil and Gas Initiative, Payne News, Responsible Gas Initiative, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada
Insight: Western miners push for higher metals prices to ward off Chinese rivals Payne Institute Director Morgan Bazilian contributes to this article about the only U.S. cobalt mine in the northern Idaho woods and how it is too expensive for its owner to operate...
Jul 9, 2024 | China, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada
Why steel prices have been sagging all year Payne Institute Faculty Fellow Ian Lange is featured on this podcast about how there are two reasons steel prices have dropped? Slowed construction spending and flat-ish manufacturing activity. In China, because their...
Jul 9, 2024 | China, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada
Mineral Supply Chains and Space Assets Payne Institute Fellow Gregory Wischer, Gregory Autry, and Director Morgan Bazilian write about how both the United States and China seek to build and deploy significant numbers of space assets, most of which are mineral...
