From an article in * last year when Talga's deposit has...

From an article in * last year when Talga's deposit has been named a “mineral deposit of national interest” by the Swedish Geological Survey :


This demarcation as a “mineral deposit of national interest” by the Swedish Geological Survey is important as the project moves toward financing and development.

Under the Swedish Environmental Code, deposits can be defined as being of national interest, meaning municipalities and central government agencies can’t authorise activities “that might prevent or significantly hinder exploitation of the mineral deposit”.

“They consider locally produced graphite could help strengthen the competitiveness of the Swedish battery manufacturing industry and that, as the known highest-grade graphite deposit in the world, Vittangi could meet a great need not only within Sweden but internationally,” Talga says.

"The decision takes note of the European Commission’s listing of graphite as a critical raw material and their warning that a lack of access to such critical commodities could slow the development of fossil-free energy sources".

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