Webinar: The Complex World of Batteries: How Impossible Metals Changes the Landscape
Impossible Metals held a webinar on battery metal demand trends. Bob Galyen projected global demand near 5 terawatts by 2030.
Webinar: AI for Responsible Deep Sea Minerals Targeting Faster, Smarter, Safer
Portuguese startup DeepFocus will present AI seabed targeting. Its CCZ model has about 5 kg/m2 error and over 70% accuracy.
Aqua Metals and Impossible Metals Sign MOU to Advance Sustainable U.S. Critical Minerals Supply Chain
Aqua Metals (NASDAQ: AQMS) and Impossible Metals signed an MOU to build a domestic supply chain for seabed-sourced critical minerals.
The Kingdom of Bahrain Sponsors Impossible Metals to Apply for a Deep Sea Mining Exploration Contract in International Waters
Bahrain is sponsoring Impossible Metals' application to the ISA for a nodule exploration license in the Clarion Clipperton Zone.
Webinar: The Implications of China’s Deep Sea Mining Strategy on US Defense Presence in Oceania
Lucia Fogler maps China's deep-sea mining contracts and vessels. She finds China holds 5 ISA contracts near Hawaii and the Marianas.
From Nalgene Bottle to Innovation: Our First Prototype Buoyancy Engine
CTO Jason Gillham built Impossible Metals' first buoyancy prototype. It used a bike pump and tubing to test buoyancy before advanced builds.
Webinar: Unlocking Deep Sea Minerals with Flexible Refining Solutions
ReElement's Shane Tragethon detailed a solvent-free refining method. He says it can launch facilities in 9-12 months, not 10-20 years.
Impossible Metals Smart Hook One Tour
Impossible Metals shows off its Smart Hook One recovery vehicle. It docks underwater with Eureka vehicles to lift both to the surface.
ReElement Technologies & Impossible Metals Announce First U.S. Deep Sea Nodule Refinement Program
American Resources' ReElement and Impossible Metals signed an MOU to build a U.S. deep-sea nodule refining supply chain.
Webinar: The Geopolitical Impact of Critical Minerals
Frank Fannon discussed China's dominance of critical minerals. He says China controls 60 to 90 percent of supply.