Cole Morace has over 20 years of experience in the metals recycling and mining industry. He is the founder of Quest Metals which aims to revolutionize the sustainable recycling of metal scrap from aerospace, aviation, and gas turbines.
With an unwavering dedication to sustainability, Cole ensures that turbine scraps find new life, reducing waste and promoting environmental responsibility. Trust in him to provide top-notch turbine scrap recycling solutions that meet industry standards and exceed expectations.
In a bold move aimed at revitalizing America's domestic mineral supply and reducing reliance on imports, particularly those from China, President Donald Trump has approved...
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In the intensifying geopolitical chess game between global superpowers China and the United States, a seemingly obscure category of elements, rare earths, has emerged as...
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When we picture a transistor today, images of tiny silicon chips packed with millions, soon billions of microscopic structures come to mind. But transistors weren’t...
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In an era where technological innovation drives global progress, the control over critical minerals, especially rare earth elements, has become a strategic asset. This week's...
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When the U.S. and Australia announced their ambitious $8.5 billion agreement to accelerate the supply of critical minerals last week, headlines buzzed with its potential...
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Canada used the G7 Energy and Environment Ministers’ meeting in Toronto on October 31, 2025, to vault itself to the center of a fast-forming alliance...
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Australia and Canada have signed a Joint Declaration of Intent on Critical Minerals Collaboration. The agreement was formalized on the sidelines of the G7 Energy...
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Malaysia has reaffirmed its policy to ban the export of raw rare earth elements (REE), even in the wake of a new minerals cooperation agreement...
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Titanium dioxide (TiO₂) is widely used across industries due to its exceptional pigment properties, excellent whiteness, non-toxicity, and high opacity. It is a staple material...
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In the intricate architecture of modern industry, few materials hold the strategic importance of tungsten carbide. Known elementally as Wolfram, tungsten boasts the highest melting...
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Tungsten carbide is a critical material across aerospace, mining, and tooling sectors due to its extreme hardness and high melting point. Manufacturing processes like grinding...
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Since the launch of Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine in February 2022, the international community—led by the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom—has implemented...
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Earlier this month, South Korean company JS Link announced a $223 million investment to build a permanent magnet manufacturing facility in Georgia. Though the scale...
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U.S. manufacturers, defense contractors, and tech firms are scrambling to secure a stable supply of critical minerals as China weaponizes its market dominance. Export controls...
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The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) has expanded its list of “critical minerals” to include ten new materials, among them copper, silver, and metallurgical...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed his cabinet to produce a detailed roadmap for the extraction and production of rare and rare earth metals by...
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China’s tightening grip on the export of key critical minerals is poised to deliver a billion-dollar blow to the U.S. economy, according to a new...
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Niobium (Nb) is a lesser-known yet strategically vital critical material underpinning modern industrial economies. Its wide-ranging applications in steel production, aerospace engineering, medical devices, superconductors,...
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In the face of mounting global demand and fragile supply chains, two parallel breakthroughs in rare earth element (REE) extraction are offering exciting new pathways...
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Zirconium primarily occurs naturally in the mineral zircon (ZrSiO₄), often alongside hafnium. The world’s leading zircon reserves are located in Australia, accounting for roughly 75%...
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In a move that underscores the precarious nature of critical mineral supply chains, China announced new export restrictions on several strategic metals, even as it...
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In a pivotal move signaling a potential thaw in U.S.-China trade tensions, China's Ministry of Commerce announced on Sunday the suspension of its year-long ban...
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Amid growing global competition for critical resources essential to the transition toward clean energy and high-tech manufacturing, Pakistan is emerging as a potentially vital player....
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As the global race for critical minerals intensifies, the United States is poised to take a significant leap forward with plans to launch a $5...
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The titanium industry in 2025 has become a study in divergence. High-specification products, tied to military and specialized industrial uses, continue to command premiums and...
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