Domestic Resources

Federally designated critical mineral
Essential for conducting and transmitting electricity, power grid infrastructure, industrial systems, medical equipment, and many modern technologies
The U.S. produces just 5% of the world’s copper and relies on foreign sources for more than 45% of its copper
NewRange could produce 18.6 million tons of copper, or enough to build 85 million single-family homes, or 130,000 multifamily units. (Source: Copper Development Association)

Federally designated critical mineral
Key component for batteries (including portable devices and industrial uses) and corrosion-resistant alloys
The U.S. produces just 0.21% of the world’s nickel and relies on foreign countries for more than 48% of its nickel
NewRange could produce 4.6 million tons of nickel, or enough to produce 57 million tons of stainless steel. (Source: Nickel Institute)

Federally designated critical mineral Used in electronics, consumer products, aerospace components, and battery technology
The U.S. produces just 0.10% of the world’s cobalt and relies on foreign countries for more than 76% of its cobalt
NewRange could produce: 510,000 tons of cobalt, or enough to build 38 million EVs. (Source: International Energy Agency)

NewRange also contains platinum group metals (PGMs), which are essential for automotive catalytic converters, reducing auto emissions
NewRange could produce 27.4 million ounces of palladium, or enough to supply 1 million catalytic converters

Mineral Resources We Need for the Future of Energy