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• • ? Is aluminium a real threat to copper? The steady climb in copper prices since mid-2020 – and the more recent launch into the stratosphere – puts me in mind of Senator Gracchus in the film Gladiator. Specifically, his observation that fear and wonderment is a powerful combination. Why? Well, on the one hand many investors and speculators are suffering from a fear of missing out, having joined the copper party too late. At the same time, copper consumers face the very different fear of having to pay substantially more for their metal but without the potential to pass this additional cost on to their customers ....
Is aluminum a real threat to copper? Copper is the major metal par excellence in terms of electrical conductivity but is not the only solution to energy transmission. The red metal price is flying high and with the energy transition set to pick up the baton when rampant recovery-induced demand loses steam, there seems to be no end in sight. Sign Up for the Copper Digest Sign Up not least its density, which is just 30% of that of copper. This means that an aluminum cable is around 52% of the weight of a copper cable with the same conductivity, a property offering handling, and installation benefits. ....
Green shoots of economic recovery are bursting through. The world was always going to bounce back in 2021 – it was a question of how quickly and by how much. I asked our team how the unfolding recovery is feeding through to key commodity markets and if we are seeing the early stages of the . ....
Article content LONDON Mining companies need to invest nearly $1.7 trillion in the next 15 years to help supply enough copper, cobalt, nickel and other metals needed for the shift to a low carbon world, according to consultancy Wood Mackenzie. The United States, Britain, Japan, Canada and others raised their targets on cutting carbon emissions to halt global warming at a summit in April hosted by U.S. President Joe Biden. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Low carbon world needs $1.7 trillion in mining investment Back to video Meeting those targets will need large-scale deployment of electric vehicles, storage for power generated from renewables and electricity transmission, all of which require industrial materials, such as lightweight aluminum and metals used in batteries such as cobalt and lithium. ....
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