One interesting assumption made in the article is the vast need for lithium, cobalt, manganese by 2030.
The need foe graphite is logical as it is likely to be essential for one side of any battery cell. developments in batteries do suggest that metals such as sodium, magnesium will compete successfully and have even greater potential when used in solid state formats.
Also is solar still competitive once nuclear evolves to use small or modular and much cleaner versions using thorium? I see this progress as inevitable and that has implications for taking the pressure off rare earth metals in the solar area.
All good for Hazer ven if indirectly.
WEF article makes perfect case for Hazer without knowing it, page-5
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