It was a pleasure for Sunrise Energy Metals’ CEO Sam Riggall to appear on Bloomberg TV to discuss scandium, rare earths, and the G7’s conversations around these critical topics.
Sam discussed the need for the G7 to continue to invest in new projects to gain independence from China for rare earths.
“There is very strong support coming out of the U.S. at the moment. And as we saw last year at the G7 meeting, which is currently being held, the discussion was very much focused on how to incentivise enough new Western capacity to address our supply and demand issues,” CEO Sam Riggall told
@BloombergTV Anchor
@VonnieQuinn. “The discussion this year is going to be quite different. Once you accept that Western supply will be built, the issue then very quickly becomes how do you make it sustainable over the long run?”
Sunrise Energy Metals is developing the Syerston Scandium Project, the world’s largest and highest-grade deposit of scandium that will be developed as a primary mine source instead of a by-product. Located in the Australian state of New South Wales, our deposit holds over 32,000 tonnes of contained scandium in mineral resources: enough to meet global demand for decades to come.
Watch the full interview here:
youtu.be/b-jCyFi7dZo?si=x4Qt…
Find out more about Sunrise Energy Metals’ Syerston Scandium Project:
sunriseem.com/
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