Critical Metals says Greenland approves Tanbreez mine plan, permits operations through 2050

By Public Technologies
  • Critical Metals received Greenland government sign-off for the Tanbreez mine plan and closure plan, setting a framework through Sept. 8, 2050.
  • Decision covers extraction rights for 19 elements, including heavy rare earths used in permanent magnets for EVs and wind turbines.
  • Construction still hinges on activity-specific operating permits under Greenland’s Mineral Activities Act, including environmental and transport authorizations.


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