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With a greater shift to clean energy in the fields of Wind, Solar,
EV Electric Vehicles, Carbon Capture and LED lighting some
critical minerals
will see an increase in requirements for use in these technologies.
The types of mineral resources used vary by technology.
Lithium,
nickel, cobalt, manganese and graphite
are crucial to battery performance,
longevity and energy density.
Rare Earth
Elements are essential for permanent magnets that are
vital for wind turbines and EV motors.
Electricity networks need a huge amount of copper and aluminium, with copper being a cornerstone for all
electricity-related technologies.
These materials encompass a range of Base Metals,
Precious Metals
and Strategic Minor Metals.
Cooksmill NetSystems operates an online network of exchanges that promote the trade of strategic metals that are required to move toward a green econonomy and the transition to electric vehicles (EV). The online exchange service directly connects Buyers and Sellers of Metals Important for Future Technologies (MIFT's)
Critical Materials Consolidation
When earth's abundant materials are dispersed broadly throughout the earths crust they migrate into all types of
agricultural and industrial products.
As metals and minerals are mined and refined these abundant elements end up accumulating in the byproducts and
residual materials.
When consumer and commercial goods reach the end of their useful life they will enter into a waste stream.
If these wastes are
pyrolyzed
a fraction of these wastes will be reduced into a residual byproduct stream.
This residual material fraction will contain an accumulation of strategic
trace elements.
As a fundamental principal, the
Recovery 2.0
process acts as a
Critical Materials Consolidator
and becomes a strategic source of Critical Minerals and
Rare Earths.
These materials are considered as Metals Important for Future Technologies
(MIFT's)
MIFT Scrap Recycling
A strategic source of
Metals Important for Future Technologies (MIFT's)
is derived from
scrap, waste and by-products.
Cooksmill NetSystems operates an online exchange service that directly connects recyclers of
MIFT Scrap
with generators of waste MIFT content materials.
Learn more about the recycling industry with Recycling 101, You also may ask your Recycling Industry questions.
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