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A fundamental choice for Critical Minerals development: "Fascism or radical democracy?"

The global demand for critical minerals like lithium and copper is surging, but how we attempt to quickly extract them, argues Katherine Teh , Executive Chairman of Spektrum Development , presents a fundamental choice: embrace authoritarian tactics that disregard communities or pursue transparent, consent-based development. In this pivotal moment, the stakes are high-ranging, from environmental destruction to lost economic potential. Which path should be chosen? Katherine Teh of Spektrum Development addressing the 2024 ACFID Conference WE ARE AT a crossroads in the energy transition. The gap between what the mining industry promises and what it delivers has been widening, creating not only delays but the potential for significant socio-economic and environmental risks. As the demand for critical minerals like copper, graphite, and lithium increases, we’re facing mounting challenges in securing these resources quickly enough to support the transition to renewable energy. The Problem Cri

A new dash for copper is underway – how will it play out?

Indonesia’s uncertain development of its EV-driven nickel value chain

Clarion call for mining industry: it’s time to act to deliver the critical minerals demanded for energy transition

Indonesia and Philippines mining companies face increased uncertainty & compliance risks

Global downturn in commodity prices and domestic regulatory challenges dampen investment interest in Indonesian mining

Antam to borrow $325M for nickel, gold projects

Demand to return to nickel market in 2010

Rio Tinto to proceed with Indonesia's Lasamphala Nickel Project