Copper Shortage in the Energy Transition and the Importance of Recycling

Copper Shortage in the Energy Transition and the Importance of Recycling

It is expected that supply in the world copper market will record a “shortage of between 5 and 6 million tons” compared to demand in the medium term, which raises concerns about the energy transition, as the red metal is essential in the transition to the use of electric energy, the main means of reducing … Read more

Unveiling the Forgotten Importance of Raw Materials in our Finances: Insights from Bolivia

Unveiling the Forgotten Importance of Raw Materials in our Finances: Insights from Bolivia

Coffee, oil, copper: we are in contact with raw materials from morning to night. And forget them when it comes to our finances. In doing so, we are giving away opportunities. Travel is educational: While traveling in Bolivia, Nau.ch finance expert Stephan Lehmann-Maldonado thought about the importance of raw materials for finances. – Pexels Ad … Read more

Declining Metal Prices: China’s Weak Recovery Impacts Global Demand

Declining Metal Prices: China’s Weak Recovery Impacts Global Demand

Metal prices have been significantly impacted by the weak recovery of China’s economy, signaling potential challenges for the global mineral markets. As Asia’s largest economy, China has played a crucial role in supporting the mineral markets for the past few decades, driven by its rapid infrastructure development. However, the country’s slow post-virus recovery suggests that … Read more

Underinvestment threatens Australia’s ambitious hydrogen plans

Underinvestment threatens Australia’s ambitious hydrogen plans

A hydrogen project Australia Investments have been committed, from a wide range of proposed projects with a total value of 266 billion Australian dollars ($178 billion), which shows the scale of the challenge it faces in its quest to become a major exporter of clean fuel. carbonnot yet installed. Meanwhile, investment continues to be pumped … Read more