The shift to cleaner energy, as well as energy security as geopolitics threaten supply, are driving demand for critical metals and minerals, according to Leading Edge Materials Corp (TSX-V:LEM, OTCQB:LEMIF) CEO Filip Kozlowski.
Kozlowski explained that the company is developing a portfolio of projects in the European Union, including graphite and heave rare earth deposits in Sweden and cobalt in Romania, as it positions itself as a supplier of sustainable and secure sources of critical rate materials to European industrial ecosystems.
"If you want exposure to that whole macro theme; people call it a super-cycle as we go from a linear, fossil-based energy system to ... a circular metal-based energy system, then you want to have exposure to these various metals and minerals."