Energizing Renewables: The Critical Role of Copper in Clean Energy

Copper is crucial for renewable energy, but the global market faces a significant deficit. According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, a 5.4-million-ton copper shortage is expected by 2027, driving prices up by 20% to around $9,800 per ton. This gap highlights the urgent need to invest in mining and #recycling to meet the growing demand for renewable technologies like wind and solar power.

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Carlo Chen Delantar Team Lead

Annika Henrico Researcher

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