Deep Sea Minerals Corp. Submits Application to NOAA Under DSHMRA
Deep Sea Minerals (CSE: SEAS) submitted a NOAA DSHMRA application seeking a Clarion-Clipperton Zone polymetallic nodule exploration license.
US and Japan Sign Deep-Sea Minerals Cooperation Deal in Geopolitical Push Against China
The US and Japan signed a March 19, 2026 deep-sea minerals cooperation deal targeting rare earths near Minamitorishima Island.
Deep Sea Minerals Submits Response to U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium Solicitation for Critical Minerals
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. submitted a bid to the US Defense Industrial Base Consortium's solicitation for a domestic nickel supply.
TMC Announces Q4 and 2025 Corporate Update Conference Call for March 27, 2026
TMC the metals company scheduled a March 27, 2026 conference call to review fourth quarter and full year 2025 results.
Chatham Rock Announces Loan Agreement
Chatham Rock Phosphate arranged a loan from Wetstone Global. Wetstone will lend CRPNZ US$150,000 for working capital.
COMRA’s Application to Extend Its International Seabed Polymetallic Nodule Exploration Contract Approved
The ISA Council approved COMRA's third extension of its polymetallic nodule exploration contract, now running to 21 May 2031.
The Metals Company Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Corporate Update Conference Call for Friday, March 27, 2026
TMC scheduled a conference call for March 27, 2026 to present its fourth quarter and full year 2025 corporate and financial results.
BOEM Doubles Offshore Minerals Footprint Around the Northern Mariana Islands
BOEM roughly doubled its proposed offshore minerals review area near the Northern Mariana Islands to about 69.1 million acres.
Innovation at Depth – Go with the Flow: Mine Planning to Reduce Impact
Key points TMC found that sediment plumes form turbidity currents that follow the seabed’s contours and flow downslope into depressions, letting engineers predict where sediment will settle with high accuracy. The original straight-line mine plan required 80 to 100 km runs with the…
Noise & Light – What does the data tell us?
Key points Hydrophone monitoring found noise above 120 decibels, the U.S. National Marine Fishery Service threshold for a cetacean behavioral response, extends about 3.6 km around the production vessel. The main noise source is the vessel’s dynamic positioning thrusters, not seismic…