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.
Comments by White House trade adviser Peter Navarro that the United States will “end” China’s position in the rare-earth market and “quickly wipe away” what...
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Tensions between the United States and China are once again on the rise as Beijing moves forward with sweeping new restrictions on rare earth exports....
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In the great power contest of the 21st century, rare earth elements, the obscure but essential building blocks of modern technology, have emerged as a...
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China has consistently used its dominant position to influence global markets and assert geopolitical pressure. Notable examples include the 2010 rare earths embargo against Japan,...
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Tungsten is an indispensable metal in industry, known for its extreme properties: the highest melting point of all metals at 3,410 °C (6,170 °F), an...
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In a bold move to reshape the geopolitical landscape of critical minerals, Australia has announced plans to sell equity stakes in its newly established A$1.2...
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The global push toward a clean energy future has brought critical minerals, such as nickel, lithium, cobalt, and copper, into the spotlight. Analysts and governments...
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In a landmark move set to redefine the continent’s role in the global green economy, the African Union (AU) has unveiled plans to create a...
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In a bold strategy that marks a new era of U.S. industrial policy, the current administration is actively seeking equity stakes in companies that produce...
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Additive Manufacturing leverages the layer-by-layer precision of 3D printing to minimize waste and optimize material usage, a process seemingly tailor-made for titanium. Currently, over 50%...
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The titanium industry operates within a sophisticated, highly engineered ecosystem where scrap is not a byproduct to be discarded, but rather a vital feedstock that...
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In metalworking shops across the globe, bins overflow with blue-grey curls of titanium, often overlooked and quickly discarded to free up floor space. Yet, in...
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As the world pivots toward a future powered by clean energy, advanced electronics, and resilient defense systems, the building blocks of that future, critical minerals,...
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The battlefield in Ukraine has become both a proving ground for modern drone warfare and a high-stakes laboratory for the future of military resource consumption....
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China has begun issuing its first wave of streamlined rare earth export licenses, creating a bifurcated market for Western automakers. While the move restores critical...
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In a significant move that could reshape the global rare earth supply chain, China has issued its first batch of streamlined export licenses for rare...
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The United States has initiated a historic scale-up of direct investments in critical minerals companies. With over $1 billion deployed in 2025 alone, Washington is...
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In a high-profile diplomatic spectacle staged in Washington, D.C. in December 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump brokered a landmark peace agreement between the Democratic...
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The global tungsten market is witnessing a strong growth trajectory, with its valuation expected to rise from USD 5.16 billion in 2024 to USD 9.65...
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Titanium carries with it the allure of a metal destined for greatness. It is stronger than steel but nearly half as heavy, corrosion-resistant like gold,...
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Fifteen years ago, Japan found itself at the mercy of an unexpected weapon, rare earths. In 2010, amid a fiery territorial dispute with China over...
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In recent years, the global adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) has grown at an unprecedented pace. Approximately 95% of all EVs have been sold in...
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Every time you discard a broken smartphone, outdated laptop, or used-up LED, there's more at stake than just desk clutter. Tucked inside these everyday electronics...
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The global race to secure critical minerals is intensifying, and for the United States, reinventing its supply chain is no longer just an economic imperative;...
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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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