Media Watch - NVX related, page-11827

“In this critical minerals context, we are up against a dominant supplier that is willing to weaponise market power for political gain,” said Granholm on Thursday, in remarks widely interpreted as referring to Beijing’s power. “The fuel of this energy transition — critical minerals — is going to make global energy security infinitely more complex and infinitely more important over the next few decades,” she added at the International Energy Agency’s first ever critical minerals summit in Paris. Western policymakers have become increasingly concerned about depending on geopolitical adversaries for the supply of commodities following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the ratcheting up of tensions between the US and China over Taiwan.

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