What strategic approaches can the government implement to accelerate the sector's development and ensure Australia secures a leading position in the global critical minerals supply chain? How can the sector maximise government support to drive growth throughout the sector? These questions will be answered by an impressive panel of industry leaders at the upcoming 2nd annual Australian Critical Minerals Conference in Brisbane this May. View the agenda and speaker list here https://lnkd.in/gbiGuNUZ Join a panel discussion on 'What government support is needed to accelerate growth in the critical minerals sector?' with: ● Sam McLean, Senior Manager, Business Development and Policy, Tesla ● Rebecca Tomkinson, Chief Executive Officer, The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia ● Darryl Cuzzubbo, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Arafura Rare Earths Limited ● Dr Helen Degeling, Project Acquisition Manager, Cobalt Blue Holdings ● Warren Pearce, Chief Executive Officer, AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies) ● Gavin Loyden, Managing Director, QEM Limited (ASX:QEM) Register before 12 April to SAVE up to $400 per delegate. https://hubs.la/Q02rVyDf0
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This morning, CME CEO Rebecca Tomkinson delivered a keynote speech at the Australian Critical Minerals Conference 2024 in Brisbane, where she outlined the importance of maximising global opportunities in Australia, particularly in relation to the supply and demand of critical minerals. Australia has many competitive advantages - we have world-class reserves of all the critical minerals the energy transition needs; abundant solar, wind, and gas energy resources; stable government, with low sovereign risk; a reputation as a long-term, reliable trading partner; a skilled workforce; the necessary technology and innovation; and high ESG standards. These advantages have contributed to the development of a number of world-class mining and energy projects across Australia, ranging from iron ore to natural gas, as well as bauxite, gold and nickel. There is huge opportunity for growth, given the demand for critical minerals in front of us. But given the fierce competition we are facing from countries around the world for this investment, we’ll need to be at our best as an industry, but also in terms of the policy environment created by government.
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The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia | Rebecca Tomkinson | Critical Minerals Association Australia | Australian Critical Minerals Conference: Analysing the outlook for global supply and demand of critical minerals. #criticalminerals #australia #miningaustralia #australia #criticalmetals
This morning, CME CEO Rebecca Tomkinson delivered a keynote speech at the Australian Critical Minerals Conference 2024 in Brisbane, where she outlined the importance of maximising global opportunities in Australia, particularly in relation to the supply and demand of critical minerals. Australia has many competitive advantages - we have world-class reserves of all the critical minerals the energy transition needs; abundant solar, wind, and gas energy resources; stable government, with low sovereign risk; a reputation as a long-term, reliable trading partner; a skilled workforce; the necessary technology and innovation; and high ESG standards. These advantages have contributed to the development of a number of world-class mining and energy projects across Australia, ranging from iron ore to natural gas, as well as bauxite, gold and nickel. There is huge opportunity for growth, given the demand for critical minerals in front of us. But given the fierce competition we are facing from countries around the world for this investment, we’ll need to be at our best as an industry, but also in terms of the policy environment created by government.
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Join us #IMARC in Sydney this Tuesday from 16.00-16.30 for a discussion on Supporting Critical Minerals R&D. The session will be moderated by a member of the Hub's Stakeholder Advisory Group, the highly respected Christine Charles. Panellists, representing the 3 Hub partners, are: Allison Britt, Director: Mineral Resources Advice and Promotion, Geoscience Australia Chris Vernon, Critical Minerals Lead, CSIRO Chris Griffith, Principal Consultant, ANSTO. We look forward to an animated discussion on the critical minerals eco-system and the role of R&D: 💡 what is different about critical minerals 💡 where are our strengths 💡 what are the gaps - in both knowledge and capability. #criticalminerals #resources #miningindustry #energytransition International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC)
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The 13th annual Energy and Mines conference “The Decarbonized Mine” is taking place in Toronto from November 12-13. KPMG Canada's Kim Swanzey will speak on the panel Decarbonizing Mining: Strategic Challenges and Opportunities, alongside leaders from Integra Resources, Lomiko Metals, Kinross Gold, and Taseko. Key discussion topics include: • Main drivers for #decarbonization: investor pressure vs. customer demand. • Strategic and operational challenges and opportunities in the #net-zero transition. • Differences in decarbonization challenges for junior mines vs. Tier 1 companies. • Miners' confidence in decarbonization technologies' readiness and affordability. • Support needed from governments and organizations for enhanced decarbonization efforts. We look forward to insights from Kim and other industry leaders!
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Since the Minerals Security Partnership (#MSP)’s creation, partners have announced milestones on 14 projects and confirmed they're working to advance more than 30 projects, including 19 projects in upstream mining and mineral extraction, 15 projects in midstream minerals processing, and 3 projects in recycling and recovery. These projects focus on the minerals and materials most essential to the energy transition located in the Americas, Africa, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. We’re committed to high environmental, social, and governance (#ESG) and labor principles to bolster and diversify critical mineral supply chains. 🌐https://lnkd.in/gTJQwMYS #EUnderSecretariatUSA U.S. Department of State - Bureau of Energy Resources U.S. Department of State – Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs Department of State's Office of Global Partnerships
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The Australian Critical Minerals Conference (#ACMC) kicks off in #Brisbane AMEC Chief Executive Warren Pearce joined a panel discussion on "What government support is needed to accelerate growth in the critical minerals sector?" A timely discussion on the back of the Federal Government's 2024/25 budget announcement, to support the critical minerals sector, with $7 billion committed over the next decade for all 31 critical minerals to drive downstream processing in Australia. This comes via a ten per cent Production Tax Incentive (PTI), aimed to enable the nation to realise the full value of our natural resources. Moderating the panel was Bernadette Currie from Sedgman Pty Limited and fellow panelists included Helen Degeling from Cobalt Blue Holdings, Darryl Cuzzubbo from Arafura Rare Earths Limited , Rebecca Tomkinson from The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia, Gavin Loyden from QEM Limited (ASX:QEM) and Rebecca Knights from Department for Energy and Mining, South Australia. Thanks to Quest Events for putting on a great conference. #CriticalMinerals #PTI
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Significant Investment in Critical Minerals Infrastructure: A Positive Step for the Yukon’s Future The Canadian government’s recent announcement of up to $60 million in funding for critical minerals infrastructure in the Yukon and Northern BC marks a game-changer for the region. This funding will help unlock the development of key minerals necessary for the low-carbon economy, with a focus on enhancing road access and grid connectivity. For Onyx Gold, this investment comes at an exciting time, as it could accelerate development across the Yukon. Our assets, located in the highly prospective Selwyn Basin, stand to benefit from improved infrastructure and access to clean energy, aligning with our mission to develop sustainable gold projects in one of the world’s premier mining jurisdictions. As the federal government strengthens its commitment to critical mineral development, Onyx Gold is poised to capitalize on this momentum in our drive to deliver value through exploration and discovery in the Yukon. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/ggv6HBY4 #CriticalMinerals #Yukon #MiningIndustry #InfrastructureDevelopment #SustainableMining #CleanEnergy #OnyxGold #Exploration #GoldExploration
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The International Partnerships in Critical Minerals Program is calling! Access up to $20 million funding grants if you have early-to mid-stage #criticalminerals projects that contribute to building end-to-end supply chains with Australia’s international partners in the critical minerals sector. Read more about this grant at https://buff.ly/3YUvmgu #supplychain #governmentgrants #infrastructuregrant #mininggrant #rareminerals
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The International Partnerships in Critical Minerals Program is calling! Access up to $20 million funding grants if you have early-to mid-stage #criticalminerals projects that contribute to building end-to-end supply chains with Australia’s international partners in the critical minerals sector. Read more about this grant at https://buff.ly/3YUvmgu #supplychain #governmentgrants #infrastructuregrant #mininggrant #rareminerals
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