Destiny Copper focuses on critical mineral extraction for cleantech boom
What happened
Destiny Copper is supplying critical minerals needed to fuel the AI and energy transitions, operating from bases in Thorold and Vancouver. Greg Hanna, CEO and co-founder of Destiny Copper, participated in a panel discussion at Nrth Festival regarding the future of cleantech. The company extracts copper from industrial manufacturing and mining waste.
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Why it matters
The discussion centered on the viability of cleantech as a valuable investment, even as the market shifts focus. Panelists argued that virgin resource extraction alone cannot sustain future needs. This highlights the growing reliance on circular economy models for resource security.
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Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Thorold
city in Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada
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Vancouver
largest city in the province of British Columbia, Canada
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