US critical mineral price support could cost $7.5 billion alone for lithium in next five years

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The US government is reportedly examining price support mechanisms for domestic critical mineral projects, as Chinese-fuelled oversupply threatens to thwart efforts to on-shore clean energy supply chains in the US. The policy could involve the Department of Energy (DoE) setting price floors for different critical minerals, covering the difference once prices fall below a certain […]

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