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EU to release list of critical mineral projects under industrial strategy

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Stéphane Séjourné is scheduled to unveil a list of critical mineral projects in Brussels that will receive privileged access to funding, accelerated permitting, and assistance finding buyers. This action comes as the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act is reportedly behind schedule, with only one in four granted critical mineral projects currently on track to be ready on time.

From politico.eu

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The initiative is part of the European Union's industrial strategy and aims to counter the dominance of Chinese critical mineral supply chains. The list provides specific support mechanisms to advance the goals of the Critical Raw Materials Act.

Stéphane Séjourné is currently responsible for developing and implementing the European Union's industrial strategy.

From politico.eu

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  • Stéphane SéjournéWill unveil the new list of critical mineral projects in Brussels.
  • European CommissionStéphane Séjourné functions as a representative and policy implementer for the European Commission.

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