The EU presented the supply chain Bolster’s 47 strategic critical raw materials projects

The European Commission (EC) has adopted a list of 47 strategic projects to increase domestic raw materials, to strengthen Europe’s raw value chain and sources of branching supplies.

Strategic projects, 10% production, 40% processing and 25% of the EU raw material requirement in 2030 and a significant step in the application of the Critical Raw Material Act (CRMA) related to 25% recycling.

The EU has ensured the final approval for Crem in March 2024 and frame plans to diversify the supply chains and reduce the trust of China.

14 of the 14 strategic raw materials identified in CRMA 14, along with 22 projects with 22 projects, ten cobalt, seven manganese and 11 graphite projects, a certain focus on the 11 graphite projects critical to the price chain of raw material.

This strategic projects require general capital investment to 22.5 billion euros to operate.

They are expected to be adopted in addition to the permit of the commission, the permission to ensure coordinated support, forecasting and high standards of financial institutions.

Deputy Chairman of Welfare and Industrial Strategy Sterphane Séjourné said: “The most strategic supply is invaluable for the decaronization of our continents, but Europe must increase our production, increase our production and increase our external supply.

“We have identified 47 new strategic projects to ensure our own domestic supply for the first time. This is a suitable point for European sovereignty as industrial power.”

Strategic Projects have countries that are 13 EU members, including Belgium, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Sweden.

Different stages of raw value chain, production, 24 processing, repeated processing and twelve for raw materials.

Selected projects are aligned with a reliable supply of EU and cling to hard environmental, social and management criteria.

In addition, it also offers a clear border benefits for the EU, which demonstrates both the technical point and CRMA standards.

“The EU presents 47 strategic critical raw materials projects in the supply chain,” it was originally created and published Mining technologyA global brand.