It’s not just cars and planes; scandium’s industrial uses span across wind turbines and aerospace components, areas where every ounce of weight reduction and every increment in strength translate to significant energy savings and sustainability.However, current production levels can’t meet the voracious demands of a burgeoning clean energy sector. To capitalise on scandium’s potential, we need to see a dramatic shift in scandium production. QUOTE ARR’s 4.4 million kgs of scandium oxide held in situ at Paz Arizona will at some point in time will play a role in this demand equation IMO
