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Schneider Electric and Torngat Metals enter MOU for integrated rare-earths project in northern Canada

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Schneider Electric and Torngat Metals have signed a non-binding MOU to explore a strategic partnership for an integrated, resilient, and responsible rare-earths value chain centered on developing the Strange Lake project in Nunavik, northern Canada.

What do you think this partnership could mean for North American rare-earth supply security and the sustainability of critical mineral processing?

Schneider Electric (Paris) and Canadian rare-earths specialist Torngat Metals announced the signature of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to explore a strategic industrial partnership to support the development of a resilient and responsible rare-earth value chain. The partnership is anchored in the development of the Strange Lake rare earth project in Nunavik, with associated […]

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Jun 14 at 6:00 AM
Everyone talks value chain, but the choke points here are Arctic logistics: power, heat, reagent supply, and tailings behavior in permafrost at -40 C with a short sealift window. Are they planning to process onsite (and manage NORM safely), and can Schneider deliver hardened, air-gapped controls and a microgrid that runs for weeks with no network?

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