Revitalizing the future economy: Critical mineral derivatives could bring stability
Critical mineral derivatives could be a promising solution for supply problems and price volatility, bringing stability to the critical minerals economy.
International energy security, public policy, and investment expert. Former: Lead Energy Specialist, World Bank; Principal Energy Adviser, UN; Chief Advisor for the Minister of Energy of Ireland; Lead Climate Change Negotiator for the EU on low-carbon technology. Currently: Director Payne Institute for Public Policy, Colorado School of Mines. Holds senior research affiliations at Cambridge University, University College Cork, and Oxford University. Member of Council on Foreign Relations, Member of Irish Climate Council. Author of: Analytical Methods for Energy Diversity and Security.
Critical mineral derivatives could be a promising solution for supply problems and price volatility, bringing stability to the critical minerals economy.
Los minerales críticos son fundamentales para la tecnología moderna, pero debemos abordar la brecha existente entre la oferta y la demanda.
Critical minerals are key to modern-day technology but we must address the supply and demand gap between miners and users.