The Trump administration is also considering a sovereign risk insurance fund to guard companies that invest in approved projects against changing political winds in Washington, he said. If a future president cancels a project through executive fiat, companies would be paid back from the fund, Burgum said."Think of it like an insurance market that would be backed by the federal government," Burgum said. "You got to write a check. There's got to be a financial cost if you're going to do these decisions where you're destroying our balance sheet or destroying a company's opportunity," he said.The U.S. needs to stockpile key critical minerals through a mechanism similar to the strategic petroleum reserve, Burgum said. When China dumps minerals on global markets and prices plummet, the U.S. should buy those minerals and stockpile them, he said."Those three things would put us in the game around critical minerals — the stockpiling, the sovereign risk insurance and the ability to take an equity position. We're working on all three of those," he said. QUOTE These measures will help investors to have the faith to invest in US critical minerals project like ARR IMO
