?? ?????? ?????? ?????? ??.??. ???????????? ?????????? ????????????????: ???????? ????????’?? ???????????? ?????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? (????????) ???? ????????! ?? Exciting news for the critical minerals and manufacturing sectors: Yesterday the EXIM Bank approved the Supply Chain Resiliency Initiative (SCRI). This program will provide U.S.-based users of critical minerals with access to financing for sourcing non-PRC-controlled minerals—helping unlock EXIM’s 135b lending authority for high-standard critical mineral projects. ? Here’s what SCRI means and how SAFE helped push it forward: ???????? ???? ????????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ????????????: SCRI will allow EXIM Bank to finance foreign critical minerals projects tied to U.S. off-take agreements (purchases), helping U.S. manufacturers secure vital inputs like lithium, cobalt, and copper. ?????????????????? ?????? ????????????: Unlike traditional EXIM loans for U.S. exports, this initiative focuses on facilitating critical imports for U.S. industries—mirroring the strategic materials financing of the 1940s and 1950s. ????????????-???????? ??????????????????: EXIM Bank already provides some of the lowest-cost financing globally for critical minerals projects, and SCRI extends that capability to support non-PRC-controlled supply chains. ???????????????????????????? ??.??. ????????: Investments in mineral security connect directly to U.S. jobs in manufacturing and beyond. ???????? helped make this happen through research, roundtables, and bipartisan engagement to support alignment between government and industry. ???????????????????? ????????????????: SAFE's engagement included: ??Facilitating a key roundtable that inspired a letter of support from Senators Warner and Rubio. ??Connecting policymakers and industry leaders with EXIM, including Chair Lewis’s engagement at the SAFE Summit and multiple industry-focused events. ??Providing critical research and linking EXIM Bank with industry feedback to design SCRI effectively. ?????????????????? ????????????????????: Over the past year, SAFE has facilitated numerous high-impact conversations between EXIM Bank leadership, pension funds, automakers, and mining executives to highlight the need for this initiative. ?????? ???????? ?????????????? The U.S. must secure reliable access to critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and copper to build resilient supply chains for clean energy, EVs, and advanced manufacturing. SCRI ensures that U.S. manufacturers can access these materials without over-reliance on adversarial sources, strengthening our economy and bolstering national security. Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/eWfBh2Kd #CriticalMinerals #SupplyChainResilience #EXIMBank #EnergySecurity #Manufacturing #SAFE
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EXIM Bank's role in financing critical minerals projects that will support developing supply chains for U.S. manufacturers can't be overstated. This is a huge step in the right direction for U.S. and allied minerals security as the CCP continues to leverage their dominance in across all levels of the supply chain to keep us dependent on China for our growing energy needs. #criticalminerals #eximbank
?? ?????? ?????? ?????? ??.??. ???????????? ?????????? ????????????????: ???????? ????????’?? ???????????? ?????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? (????????) ???? ????????! ?? Exciting news for the critical minerals and manufacturing sectors: Yesterday the EXIM Bank approved the Supply Chain Resiliency Initiative (SCRI). This program will provide U.S.-based users of critical minerals with access to financing for sourcing non-PRC-controlled minerals—helping unlock EXIM’s 135b lending authority for high-standard critical mineral projects. ? Here’s what SCRI means and how SAFE helped push it forward: ???????? ???? ????????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ????????????: SCRI will allow EXIM Bank to finance foreign critical minerals projects tied to U.S. off-take agreements (purchases), helping U.S. manufacturers secure vital inputs like lithium, cobalt, and copper. ?????????????????? ?????? ????????????: Unlike traditional EXIM loans for U.S. exports, this initiative focuses on facilitating critical imports for U.S. industries—mirroring the strategic materials financing of the 1940s and 1950s. ????????????-???????? ??????????????????: EXIM Bank already provides some of the lowest-cost financing globally for critical minerals projects, and SCRI extends that capability to support non-PRC-controlled supply chains. ???????????????????????????? ??.??. ????????: Investments in mineral security connect directly to U.S. jobs in manufacturing and beyond. ???????? helped make this happen through research, roundtables, and bipartisan engagement to support alignment between government and industry. ???????????????????? ????????????????: SAFE's engagement included: ??Facilitating a key roundtable that inspired a letter of support from Senators Warner and Rubio. ??Connecting policymakers and industry leaders with EXIM, including Chair Lewis’s engagement at the SAFE Summit and multiple industry-focused events. ??Providing critical research and linking EXIM Bank with industry feedback to design SCRI effectively. ?????????????????? ????????????????????: Over the past year, SAFE has facilitated numerous high-impact conversations between EXIM Bank leadership, pension funds, automakers, and mining executives to highlight the need for this initiative. ?????? ???????? ?????????????? The U.S. must secure reliable access to critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and copper to build resilient supply chains for clean energy, EVs, and advanced manufacturing. SCRI ensures that U.S. manufacturers can access these materials without over-reliance on adversarial sources, strengthening our economy and bolstering national security. Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/eWfBh2Kd #CriticalMinerals #SupplyChainResilience #EXIMBank #EnergySecurity #Manufacturing #SAFE
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22 CSOs urge the European Investment Bank (EIB) to improve standards, transparency and accountability in its critical raw materials financing, as it restarts ???#CRMs after a decade,?including mining. The EIB's track record on mining projects reveals serious harm to communities and ecosystems. The Bank also lacks human rights due diligence and strategy,?falling behind other MDBs. The EIB must now focus on social and ecological well-being over extractivism – with which it has a poor track record! We call on the EIB to develop a comprehensive critical raw materials strategy?focusing on efficiency, recycling, circular and spiral economies, and sustainability. ? Read our joint letter:?https://bit.ly/4f360lz ? Nadia Calvi?o Gelsomina Vigliotti Thomas ?stros #criticalrawmaterials #sustainablefinance #mining #rainforest #humanrights #indigenouspeoples #duediligence
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? Espa?a NO aparece ?? ? The text of the following statement was released by the Governments of the United States of America and Australia, Canada, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the European Union (represented by the European Commission) on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, New York. On 23 September, on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly, the Minerals Investment Network for Vital Energy Security and Transition- MINVEST, a public-private partnership between the U.S. Department of State and SAFE Center for Critical Minerals Strategy, hosted development finance institutions (DFIs) and export credit agencies (ECAs) of the @Minerals Security Partnership (MSP) partner governments in their announcement of the establishment of the MSP Finance Network. This network will strengthen cooperation and promote information exchange and co-financing among participating institutions to advance diverse, secure, and sustainable supply chains for critical minerals. Partners emphasized that the scope and scale of meeting the rapidly increasing global demand for critical minerals to achieve the clean energy transition is beyond the purview of any single institution. The investment to deliver these goals will require the public sector and private sector to work together to deploy capital into new and existing markets in this sector. DFIs and ECAs have a key role to support MSP objectives through careful coordination to maximize effectiveness, identify and create synergies, and increase impact. The participating DFIs and ECAs discussed, including with representatives from the private sector, how they can work together to meet this challenge. Creation of the MSP Finance Network reflects a desire to strengthen information sharing, coordination, and collaboration among the network participants. This will drive sustainable investment in global critical mineral supply chains, including by mobilizing private sector capital, in production, extraction, processing, recycling, and recovery projects. The participants also affirmed their commitment to advancing critical mineral projects that are sustainable and adhere to high environmental, social, governance, and labor principles and promote local value creation, with a clear and measurable positive development on local economies and communities. These standards are essential to ensuring that local communities see benefits from the important role critical minerals are playing in the global economy for years to come. https://lnkd.in/ef3MmVnD
Joint Statement on Establishment of the Minerals Security Partnership Finance Network? - United States Department of State
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“These meetings between governments in the MSP and MSP Forum demonstrate broad consensus that collaboration is key to securing and diversifying critical mineral supply chains and building the technologies of the global energy transition. No one country can meet these demands alone.”? ? This week, at #UNGA79, Assistant Secretary Geoffrey Pyatt highlighted three major announcements out of the Minerals Security Partnership (MSP), the flagship effort of the U.S. Department of State to secure diverse, sustainable, and reliable critical minerals supply chains. These are: - The announcement of the MSP Finance Network, a massive cooperative effort of the development finance institutions (DFIs) and export credit agencies (ECAs) of the 15 MSP governments. Together, the MSP Partners represent over 50% of global GDP. This new finance network leverages that economic strength.?? - The meeting of the Minerals Security Partnership Principals affirmed their efforts to accelerate over 30 projects and enhance cooperation with the MSP Forum and marked 7 project milestones and announcements covering the full critical mineral value chain.?? - The addition of 7 countries to the MSP Forum. Launched in 2024, the MSP Forum formalizes and expands the relationship between MSP partners and minerals producing countries committed to the goals of diverse and resilient critical mineral supply chains, bolstered by strong ESG principles. The demand for critical minerals is substantial. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), by 2040 the world needs:? 50 percent more copper?? 9 times more lithium,?? 4 times as much graphite? Double the amount of cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements.??? The collaboration of the MSP, the MSP Forum, and the MSP Finance Network recognizes this demand growth and provides new ways to meet it. It supports not only the technologies of the clean #energytransition, but also meeting the imperative of climate action.? ? You can read more about MSP at #UNGA79 in the comments below.?
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The newly established Minerals Security Partnership #MSP Finance Network aims to strengthen international cooperation and co-financing opportunities to advance diverse, secure, and sustainable supply chains for critical minerals. Launched this week on the margins of #UNGA, the MSP Finance Network brings together the development finance institutions and export credit agencies of MSP partner governments, including Australia, the US, Canada, the EU, Korea and Japan. In a joint statement, released by the U.S. Department of State, the network highlighted ASM's Dubbo Project as one of the globally strategic critical minerals projects with the potential to support the objectives of the MSP - having received indicated funding support from Export-Import Bank of the United States, Export Development Canada | Exportation et développement Canada and Export Finance Australia. Read the joint statement?? https://lnkd.in/e63dHA8t Learn more about the MSP ? https://lnkd.in/gQCG8kyb #DubboProject #rareearths #rareearthelements #criticalminerals #criticalmetals #minetometals #collaboration #UNGA79
Joint Statement on Establishment of the Minerals Security Partnership Finance Network? - United States Department of State
https://www.state.gov
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"In a strategic initiative to strengthen its key industries, the UK government, through UK Export Finance (UKEF), is extending financial support to overseas projects that are critical for extracting minerals essential to the nation's industrial sectors." -- Critical Minerals Institute (CMI)
UK Government Offers a Helping Hand to Companies that Extract Critical Minerals - InvestorNews
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We sat down with John Hopkins, CEO at Export Finance Australia and part of a key panel discussion at Critical Minerals 2024, "Financing uncertainty: Industry and banking perspectives on the critical minerals sector". John discussed some of the key projects EFA is currently engaged in, why are critical minerals an important topic in 2024 and?who needs to see this panel discussion. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gAdvFreb #CriticalMinerals2024 #CriticalMinerals #AusIMM
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New Funding opportunities for CRM projects
The German government’s raw materials fund is moving into implementation, as announced by the?Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action on Wednesday. The fund, endowed with one billion euros, is intended to support projects that contribute to securing the German and European raw material supply through extraction, processing, or recycling. Applications can now be submitted to the state development bank Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW). #rawmaterials #criticalminerals #supplychains #mining #recycling
German Raw Materials Fund Launches
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In a world thirsty for energy transition, the critical minerals sector is crafting its own path through innovative finance. The landscape of financing for critical minerals is undergoing a radical transformation. Amid subdued spot prices and economic headwinds in early 2024, the traditional lifelines of commodities finance have waned, prompting the sector to pivot towards alternative financing strategies. This shift isn't just a response to necessity; it's a needed step into a future where resilience and adaptability are key. **Navigating the Financing Challenge:** The current climate presents a dual-faced challenge: securing the capital necessary for growth while pioneering through uncharted financing territories. The adoption of royalties, streaming, and engagements with private equity firms marks a significant turn towards diversification in funding sources. **Mitigating Emerging Risks:** This evolution in financing introduces new risk landscapes that require vigilant management. From navigating the nuances of unconventional funding structures to ensuring project bankability amidst fluctuating market conditions. It's a critical juncture where tailored risk management strategies and innovative insurance solutions become indispensable tools for safeguarding the future of critical minerals projects. **Key Insights:** - The push for a secure and diverse supply chain for critical minerals is heavily influenced by national security and state policies. - The shift towards alternative financing signals a broader trend of adaptation in a financially constrained global landscape. - Enhanced risk management and strategic partnerships emerge as cornerstones for navigating the complexities of this new financing paradigm. Here is an interesting article I found about this topic: https://www.controlrisks.[com]/our-thinking/insights/critical-minerals-weak-signals-in-upstream-financing?utm_referrer=https://www.perplexity.ai Copy this link, paste it on the Google search bar, and replace "[com]" with just "com". #CriticalMinerals #EnergyTransition #RiskManagement #InnovationInFinance #StrategicLeadership #SustainableMining #AlternativeFinancing #Resilience #GlobalEconomy #StrategicPartnerships #Mining
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Future Minerals: From underground to building blocks of tomorrow Future minerals are critical to the green transition. Even though demand is forecast to snowball there are serious constraints on supply. Here’s why investors should take notice. https://lnkd.in/gCJPmkDp
Future Minerals: From underground to building blocks of tomorrow
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1 个月Also, (coincidentally) Greenland happens to have a lot of minerals.... ??