US invests three billion in minerals and batteries
The U.S. administration announced the allocation of approximately 3 billion dollars to support the mining and critical minerals sector, with the aim of boosting domestic production and securing essential material supplies for advanced and defense industries. The funding includes establishing a factory for lithium battery components, expanding the production of strong magnets, supporting a project to produce scandium in Australia, and investing in education and training programs for sector workers. These initiatives aim to enhance the United States' capacity to produce essential minerals for high-tech industries such as batteries and missiles, and to ensure stable and secure supply chains for these materials.
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