How global clean tech supply chains can get 'better, faster, and cleaner'

Michael Holder
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Energy Transitions Commission concludes world has sufficient supplies of crucial clean tech raw materials, but policy and industry action critical to tackling escalating supply chain risks

The global clean energy transition can be delivered on time and at an affordable cost, if governments and businesses move quickly to scale up crucial raw materials supplies, diversify mining and production...

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