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[jarega85] 31/7/2024 07:45

Closed at 0.13 Canadian dollars over the pond yesterday. Equivalent to roughly 7.3p to us

[pirates4] 31/7/2024 06:11

but the management team led by Julian Teger is getting it done. The approach helps CoTec to reduce the timeline for approvals and helps it to access government funding, thereby reducing capital costs. That's the best part of CoTec and HyProMag. Dyor.

[pirates4] 31/7/2024 05:53

That section from July 15th 2024 rns regarding hypromag USA.

[pirates4] 31/7/2024 05:38

In parallel with the Feasibility Study, the company is now focused on securing funding from the U.S. Government. HyProMag USA's proposed U.S. facility fully meets the requirements of the U.S. Defence Production Act (DPA) Title III to provide a secure, long-term, commercial-scale magnet recycling and production facilities in the United States.https://www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/3700059/dod-looks-to-establish-mine-to-magnet-supply-chain-for-rare-earth-materials/

[pirates4] 30/7/2024 18:34

https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/8.2m-award-from-esprc-to-transform-how-technology-critical-materials-are-recycled-and-reused

[jarega85] 30/7/2024 15:44

Wondering whether the market is now nervous still on cash and funding. Hope to get an update soon given conversations were being had over previous months.

[pirates4] 30/7/2024 14:35

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-to-host-minerals-security-partnership-for-first-time-to-boost-investment-in-critical-mineralsAt the meeting yesterday, MSP partners confirmed that they are driving forward a range of projects which will help to develop responsible critical mineral supply chains, including:11 projects in upstream mining and mineral extraction, four projects in midstream minerals processing, and two projects in recycling and recovery – including a UK-based recycling technology led by HyProMag, commercialising rare earth magnet recycling (further details below).One project focusing primarily on lithium; three on graphite; two on nickel; one on cobalt; one on manganese; two on copper; and seven on rare earth elements.Five projects in the Americas, seven projects in Africa, three projects in Europe, and two projects in Asia-Pacific.

[pirates4] 30/7/2024 09:29

CoTec to become a multi billion dollar company.dyor.https://youtu.be/-Z19PU_pk2o?si=0zvtXBKi1BK6dckR

[pirates4] 30/7/2024 06:48

https://www.iom3.org/resource/bentley-to-build-first-battery-powered-electric-vehicle.html

[pirates4] 30/7/2024 06:44

3 years are up or nearly up so news should developing o this matter soon.

[pirates4] 30/7/2024 06:42

https://x.com/MkangoResources/status/1812736803880755625

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 22:09

BENTLEY SETS OUT PATH TO SUSTAINABLE, RECYCLABLE ELECTRIC MOTORS18/02/21CompanyThree-year research project aims to deliver breakthrough in rare earth magnet recycling New recycling process will provide a sustainable source of rare earth magnets for non-traction motor applications Funded by Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) and delivered in partnership with Innovate UK The six-partner, UK based, collaborative R&D consortium is aiming for first application by 2026Supports Bentley's desire to lead sustainable luxury mobility (Crewe, 18 February, 2021) Bentley Motors today announces a three-year research study that aims to revolutionise the sustainability of electric motors. Supporting Bentley's commitment to offer only hybrid or electric vehicles by 2026, the result could see recycled rare-earth magnets used in selected ancillary motors for the very first time. The study, titled RaRE (Rare-earth Recycling for E-machines), intends to build on work completed at the University of Birmingham in devising a method of extracting magnets from waste electronics. Furthermore, the project will scale up this process and repurpose the extracted magnetic material into new recyclable magnets for use within bespoke ancillary motors. Adding to the sustainability benefits that RaRE will provide, the bespoke motors created through this method promise to minimise complexity through manufacture while supporting the development of the UK supply chain for both mass production and low volume components. Commenting on Bentley's research ambitions, Dr. Matthias Rabe, Member of the Board for Engineering, Bentley Motors, said: "As we accelerate our journey to electrification, offering only hybrid or electric vehicles by 2026, and full electric by 2030, it is important that we focus on every aspect of vehicle sustainability, including sustainable methods of sourcing materials and components. "RaRE promises a step-change in electrical recyclability, providing a source of truly bespoke, low voltage motors for a number of different applications and we are confident the results will provide a basis for fully sustainable electric drives." This study will run in parallel to Bentley's OCTOPUS research programme which aims to deliver a breakthrough in e-axle electric powertrains, utilising a fully integrated, free from rare-earth magnet e-axle that supports electric vehicle architectures. As with OCTOPUS, RaRE is an OZEV funded project delivered in partnership with Innovate UK, which brings together the following partners with distinct roles and responsibilities: Bentley Motors – will lead specification setting and test protocol development and support the design and manufacturing activities. Hypromag – will scale up the recycling processes developed at the University of Birmingham and convert the extracted powders to sintered magnets with properties designed around those required for the auxiliary motors. Unipart Powertrain Applications Ltd – will lead the development of manufacturing scale up routes to ensure facilities and processes defined are suitable for volume automotive manufacture. Advanced Electric Machines Research Ltd – will lead the design and development of the motors. Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions Ltd – will pre-process computer hard disk drives to remove the rare earth magnet containing components from the waste which will be shipped to Hypromag for removal of the rare earth magnets. University of Birmingham – UoB will provide cast alloys, which will be fed into Hypromag to blend with secondary materials in order to produce sintered magnets. Nick Mann, Operations General Manager at Hypromag, added: "RaRE is an exciting project and a fantastic opportunity to prove the importance and potential of short loop recycled magnetic material. HyProMag's recycling technologies allow us to produce NdFeB magnets with a much lower embedded carbon cost than using virgin supply and with independence from Chinese supply and we are working closely with our major shareholder Mkango Resources to further grow the business. We are proud to be working with established, innovative and renowned companies in the RaRE project with whom we can showcase the technologies of the RaRE project as a whole – recycled magnets being used for cutting edge products in a prestige application." Jon Bray, R&D Manager, OZEV: "We are excited to be supporting this innovative project as part of our ambition to put the UK at the forefront of the design, manufacture and use of zero emission vehicles." - ENDS - READ LESS

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 22:06

The University of Birmingham today announces a three-year research project with Bentley Motors to deliver a sustainable source of rare earth magnets for electric and hybrid vehicles for one of the most sought after luxury car brands in the world.https://www.recycling-magazine.com/2021/02/18/recycling-supply-chain-for-luxury-cars/

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 21:57

They mentioned South Carolina,And E-Vac – the US subsidiary of German magnet manufacturer VAC – announced on December 14 its plans to build a NdFeB magnet plant in South Carolina, with a start date of late fall 2025. In January, VAC concluded a long-term binding supply agreement with GM.https://www.fastmarkets.com/insights/rare-earth-magnet-market-could-be-worth-5bn-outside-china/

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 21:43

Critical minerals on US-Japan-South Korea 'to-do' listA summary of a global cabinet-level meeting singles out the rare earth elements supply chain as worthy of attention.eriez rare earth magnetRecycling materials from end-of-life magnets may offer one way for the U.S. to increase its supply of rare earth elements.BRIAN TAYLOR | JUNE 26, 2024 A meeting between U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and her counterparts from Japan and South Korea has identified critical minerals availability as among the issues on which the three nations will collaborate."We further reaffirm the importance of increasing the availability of critical minerals and resilience of the supply chains, including through enhanced processing and refining capabilities, which is a crucial step in the clean energy transition," reads part of a statement issued by the Department of Commerce (DOC) in late June following a meeting between delegates from the three nations.The same statement specifies the rare earth element (REE) category of metals as one that calls for further efforts by governments and private sectors to promote and encourage the development of (REE) technologies, including extraction and separation.The DOC says the nations should work to establish stable supply chains for REEs and permanent magnets. Although recycling is not mentioned, any spending commitment by the government to bolster magnetic material supplies could benefit investors in rare earth recycling facilities.Adds the DOC, "We share concerns over recent nonmarket measures we have witnessed, which may lead to unreasonable and significant supply chain disruptions for critical minerals that include gallium, germanium and graphite, and we are determined to take appropriate actions where necessary to secure sustainable and resilient global supply chains," the DOC says.Other economic sectors identified by the three nations include semiconductors and batteries, each of which likewise are dependent on specific basic materials streams."Together, we seek to deepen our coordination of export controls on advanced technologies [and] enhance private sector partnerships for collaborative research and innovation related to advanced industrial technologies," the DOC says. "We share concerns over the weaponization of economic dependencies on certain supply sources for strategic goods. To address the resulting, systemic vulnerabilities stemming from such dependencies, we intend to promote a level playing field through more closely coordinated efforts."The remaining economic sectors discussed were more pertinent to tech sectors, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and technical standards.

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 21:34

https://www.pm-review.com/mkango-reports-uk-production-of-recycled-rare-earth-magnets-under-hypromag/

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 14:18

This one in Fort Worth texas, very similar to hypromag. https://dallasinnovates.com/over-58m-awarded-to-advance-fort-worth-rare-earth-magnet-manufacturing-plant/

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 12:48

Recycling magnet at the University of Birmingham. https://youtube.com/watch?v=9P-dsNCffWw&si=I7Cz6JhopTEW43il

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 10:10

https://www.pmtoday.co.uk/recycling-to-kick-in-as-long-term-solution-to-eu-rare-earths-challenge/

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 09:57

https://www.recyclingtoday.com/news/cyclic-materials-vac-germany-magnet-production-rare-earth-byproducts-recycling-canada/

[pirates4] 29/7/2024 09:36

https://physicsworld.com/a/how-a-technique-for-recycling-rare-earth-permanent-magnets-could-transform-the-green-economy/

[hamidahamida] 29/7/2024 09:34

Company needs money on the back of this so called good news Fully expecting Placing spanner into Works