Morgan D. Bazilian
Contributor at Freelance
Energy security, satellite data, thermodynamics, climate, critical minerals, investment, & policy. Formerly, @WorldBank, @UN, Ireland, & @NREL. My views.
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3 weeks ago |
mining.com | Jackson Chen |Brad Handler |Morgan D. Bazilian
The Trump Administration’s recently released executive order (EO) “Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production” directs federal agencies to take steps to speed up and support new mining and processing development projects. Although these are largely focused on asserting the executive branch’s authority to streamline permitting and to use Federal lands for mining, the EO also sets the basis for the use of public funding to support projects.
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1 month ago |
realcleardefense.com | Alex Gilbert |Seaver T. Wang |Morgan D. Bazilian
A “Sputnik Moment” in Deep Sea Mining China’s deep-sea mining deal with the Cook Islands raises the stakes in critical mineral competition, with the United States at risk of falling behind. Read Full Article »
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1 month ago |
atlanticcouncil.org | Olga Khakova |Haley Nelson |Simon Lomax |Morgan D. Bazilian
As the second Donald Trump administration settles in, at least one energy priority will remain consistent: bipartisan efforts to position the US nuclear energy industry for a greater share in the global marketplace. In early February, Secretary Chris Wright emphasized Trump’s priority for the United States: to “lead the commercialization of affordable and abundant nuclear energy” amid surging global energy demand.
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1 month ago |
foreignpolicy.com | Joshua Busby |Emily Holland |Morgan D. Bazilian
Economics United States Russia Ukraine The United States and Ukraine reportedly came close in recent days to signing a landmark minerals agreement that the Kyiv Independent reports would have obligated Ukraine to pay 50 percent of the proceeds from the “future monetization of all relevant Ukrainian Government-owned natural resource assets” (including minerals, oil, and gas) to a fund that the two countries would co-own, using the proceeds to ostensibly reinvest in Ukraine. The draft statement...
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1 month ago |
foreignpolicy.com | Joshua Busby |Emily Holland |Morgan D. Bazilian
Economics United States Russia Ukraine The United States and Ukraine reportedly came close in recent days to signing a landmark minerals agreement that the Kyiv Independent reports would have obligated Ukraine to pay 50 percent of the proceeds from the “future monetization of all relevant Ukrainian Government-owned natural resource assets” (including minerals, oil, and gas) to a fund that the two countries would co-own, using the proceeds to ostensibly reinvest in Ukraine. The draft statement...
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RT @MBazilian: AI is changing the energy sector. The frenzy to build data centers will mean lots of new natural gas plants in the US. N…
AI is changing the energy sector. The frenzy to build data centers will mean lots of new natural gas plants in the US. Need to make sure the supply chains are robust and infrastructure is built quickly. (You can call it Abundance if you like.) https://t.co/O7HHPksszE
RT @payneinstitute: Mark your calendars to join the @payneinstitute on April 29 as we welcome @RogerPielkeJr for a hybrid seminar titled "…
