DeepGreen hits backs at firms opposing seafloor mining
Mining News Pro - Canada’s DeepGreen Metals, a seafloor mining hopeful that recently announced plans to go public, is hitting back at companies including Google and BMI for committing to not buy minerals extracted from the seafloor until the environmental risks of the activity are “comprehensively understood.”
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Seafloor mining hopeful DeepGreen to merge with ESG-minded SPAC
Mining News Pro - DeepGreen, a Canadian developer of battery metals from seafloor polymetallic nodules in the Pacific Ocean, has announced its planned listing through a merger with NYSE-listed Sustainable Opportunities Acquisition Corp (SOAC).
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Seafloor miner DeepGreen plans listing through SPAC merger
Mining News Pro - Seafloor mining hopeful DeepGreen Metals is planning to go public through a merger with Sustainable Opportunities Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition fund (SPAC) focused on ESG, energy and metals.
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DeepGreen partners with scientists on seafloor discovery program
Mining News Pro - DeepGreen Metals announced Tuesday it has formed partnerships with scientific research institutions and universities on its deep-sea discovery program to characterize the potential impacts of lifting polymetallic nodules from the bottom of the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ) of the Pacific Ocean.
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DeepGreen to make run for battery metals from seafloor
Mining News Pro - DeepGreen Metals, a Canadian start-up planning to extract cobalt and other battery metals from the seafloor, has added a new area to its seabed portfolio, which it believes could potentially help it solve the bottleneck supply of critical battery metals needed for the world’s green energy transition.
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Allseas buys deepwater drill ship to adapt for polymetallic nodule mining with partner DeepGreen Metals
Mining News Pro - Allseas has acquired the former ultra-deepwater drill ship “Vitoria 10000” for conversion to a polymetallic nodule collection vessel. She is 228 m long, 42 m wide, and can accommodate 200 people.
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