Assessment Of The Real Economic Feasibility Of Potential Critical Raw Materials Mining Projects In The U.s.; Implementation Of A Newly Developed Computational Tool - SME Annual Meeting 2022

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. A. Islam G. Barakos H. Mischo
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Mar 2, 2022

Abstract

Among the thirty-five declared critical raw materials (CRM) in the United States, there is no sustainable domestic production for the fourteen of them, while for some others domestic supply does not meet the national demand. Numerous potential critical raw material projects are in advanced exploration stages. However, the price uncertainties for many of these commodities put feasible future production into question and come into contrast with overly optimistic price forecasts published in all feasibility studies related to such exploration projects. Thus, in this work, a newly developed smart computational tool is used to evaluate the real perspectives of several CRM exploration projects implementing actual commodity prices, and to conduct reverse calculations in order to find the prices at which each project can be viable.
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APA: M. A. Islam G. Barakos H. Mischo  (2022)  Assessment Of The Real Economic Feasibility Of Potential Critical Raw Materials Mining Projects In The U.s.; Implementation Of A Newly Developed Computational Tool - SME Annual Meeting 2022

MLA: M. A. Islam G. Barakos H. Mischo Assessment Of The Real Economic Feasibility Of Potential Critical Raw Materials Mining Projects In The U.s.; Implementation Of A Newly Developed Computational Tool - SME Annual Meeting 2022. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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