Government to meet with businesses in push to shore-up critical minerals supply chains

Michael Holder
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Cornish lithium exploration at Gwennap in Cornwall | Credit: Neil Williams
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Cornish lithium exploration at Gwennap in Cornwall | Credit: Neil Williams

Department for Business and Trade to host meeting today with clean tech manufacturers, renewables developers, and trade associations as it gears up to deliver new UK Critical Minerals Strategy

The government is seeking industry input in support of its plans to shore-up UK supplies of critical minerals for clean technologies and renewable energy projects, as it prepares to host a meeting today...

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