Impossible Metals Reveals Their Roadmap to Developing the Best Available Technology for Deep Sea Mining
Impossible Metals outlined its roadmap for AUV nodule harvesting technology and a new supply LOI with 6K Energy.
Eureka! Impossible Metals Reveals Successful Proof of Concept for Sustainable Seabed Mining of Critical Minerals
Impossible Metals' Eureka 1 AUV completed its first proof-of-concept trial of selectively harvesting seabed rocks on December 6, 2022.
Impossible Metals (YC W22) Declares It’s Not Mining – But Harvesting – Critical Seabed Battery Minerals
Impossible Mining rebranded as Impossible Metals, saying it harvests rather than mines critical seabed battery minerals.
Impossible Metals – Closes $10.1M in Seed funding and announces its key advisors
Impossible Metals closed $10.1 million in seed funding led by Justin Hamilton to develop its deep-sea robotic collection technology.
Loke has completed first phase of Concept Select testing of Nodule Collector for minimum plume generation
Loke completed first-phase testing of a nodule collector concept that cut seabed sediment removal by over 90%.
Transocean Ltd. Invests inExploration of Seabed Mineralsto Support the RenewableEnergy Supply Chain
Transocean (NYSE: RIG) took a minority stake in Ocean Minerals Ltd., which explores seabed nodules in the Cook Islands EEZ.
Impossible Metals announces the completion of key technology milestones as they endeavor to become the world’s first sustainable mining company.
Impossible Metals unveiled its robotic nodule collector, partnered with Boskalis, and signed over $500 million in Letters of Intent.
Seabed mineral exploration licences approved in the Cook Islands
The Cook Islands approved seabed exploration licenses for CIC Limited, Moana Minerals, and CIIC Seabed Resources amid moratorium calls.
Impossible Metals announces its plans to develop the world’s first sustainable and responsible deep-sea mining technology
Impossible Metals unveiled plans for AI-driven selective nodule harvesting and a clean metals refinery, backed by seabed mining scientists.
Loke Marine Minerals partners with TechnipFMC, Wilh. Wilhelmsen and NorSea Group
Loke Marine Minerals secured NOK 85 million from TechnipFMC, Wilh. Wilhelmsen, and NorSea Group in a NOK 115 million placement.