Energy Security at the UN High-Level Week: More Heat Than Light 10/3/2023

Oct 3, 2023 | Advanced Energy Systems, Circular Economy, Energy and Development, Europe, Future of Oil and Gas, Global, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Net Zero Emissions, Oil and Gas Initiative, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada

Energy Security at the UN High-Level Week: More Heat Than Light Payne Institute Director Morgan Bazilian and Fellow Cullen Hendrix write about how U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called the 78th United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week a “one-of-a-kind...

Payne Institute report assesses supply chain variables for critical minerals 9/29/2023

Sep 29, 2023 | China, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Payne News, Research, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada

Payne Institute report assesses supply chain variables for critical minerals The Payne Institute for Public Policy at Colorado School of Mines released The State of Critical Minerals Report 2023. The analysis examines how the increasing demand for the critical...

Prospects for American cobalt Reactions to mine proposals in Minnesota and Idaho 9/25/

Sep 25, 2023 | China, Circular Economy, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Low Carbons and Renewables Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Net Zero Emissions, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada

Prospects for American cobalt Reactions to mine proposals in Minnesota and Idaho Payne Institute Research Associate Aaron Malone, Faculty Fellows Nicole Smith and Elizabeth Holley, and Student Researcher Tinzar Htun write about how cobalt is a critical mineral for...

U.S. House debates which minerals should be considered “critical” 9/14/2023

Sep 14, 2023 | Circular Economy, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada

U.S. House debates which minerals should be considered “critical” Payne Institute Faculty Fellow Dr. Roderick Eggert contributes to this article about how a recent U.S. House hearing that centered on a relatively unknown segment of federal energy policy quickly...

Mines faculty member testifies before U.S. House committee on critical minerals 9/13/2023

Sep 13, 2023 | Circular Economy, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada

Mines faculty member testifies before U.S. House committee on critical minerals Payne Institute Faculty Fellow Dr. Roderick Eggert testified before the U.S. House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy & Mineral Resources on critical minerals and the structure...

New Arizona mines unearth new conflicts: resist climate change or protect fragile landscapes? 9/7/2023

Sep 7, 2023 | Advanced Energy Systems, Circular Economy, Energy Security & Resilience, Global, Global Energy Future Initiative, Low Carbons and Renewables Initiative, Mineral Foundations of the Energy Transition, Minerals and Metals Initiative, Net Zero Emissions, Payne News, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Transparency Initiative, US and Canada

New Arizona mines unearth new conflicts: resist climate change or protect fragile landscapes? Payne Institute Faculty Fellow Rod Eggert contributed to this article about how South32 is one of many prospective miners in the West in a position to capitalize on a...