Energy Transitions Commission’s Post

A great summary of some of our key findings from our #MaterialsAndResources report in this FT Rethink video! Improved recycling and use of clean technologies could indeed help ease the supply-demand gap of #CriticalMinerals for the energy transition. Take lithium as an example: by 2030 demand for the metal is expected to rise six-fold from current production levels. At that point, demand will be 30% higher than projected supply, in a base-case scenario. With extensive recycling and using less lithium in future batteries, that gap could narrow to just 10%. It's important to note however, even with strong action on innovation and recycling, scaling supply rapidly enough to meet demand growth between now and 2030 will be challenging for some metals, and mining will need to expand significantly. https://lnkd.in/e96aifGc Financial Times Tom Wilson #energytransition

Recycling could play a key role in the energy transition | FT Rethink

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