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Copper Recycling Is No Longer Enough: Why the Next Decade Demands Verified Circularity

Copper powers electrification, renewable energy, artificial intelligence, telecommunications, defense systems and the electrical grid. The IEA's Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025 puts global refined...

Recycling Is Essential. So Is Mining. Copper Needs Both.

Copper is the metal of electrification. It carries the current in every power grid, every electric vehicle, every solar farm, and now every data...

Nickel and the Energy Transition: Addressing ESG Challenges for a Sustainable Future

The 2015 UN Conference of Parties Paris Agreement marked a significant turning point in global climate policy, creating a renewed sense of urgency around...

“Beyond the Status Quo: How Collaboration and Better Thinking Are Changing Geotechnical Design”

Olga is a mechanical engineer by background with over 20 years of diverse experience in innovative research and development leadership across academia, government, manufacturing...

How Does a Material Create Value?

The first time I held a sheet of copper, I wasn't thinking about commodity markets. I was thinking about possibility. When I later learned to...

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