Lithium miners are going to compete for new licenses in Chile
The South American nation has been losing market share as new frontiers open up ahead of an expected tripling of demand for lithium.
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Copper wobbles mask ongoing demand strength, top supplier says
“In the medium term, as renewable energy and electro-mobility agendas accelerate, the demand for copper will go up, and that is the most permanent trend,” says Chile’s Energy and Mining Minister.
