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Recycling Hard Drive for Rare Earth Magnet

08/08/2021

At a laboratory inside a Google data center in Mayes County,Oklahoma, researchers spent the fall of 2019 disassembling old hard disk drives by hand in order to extract a 2-inch-longcomponent known as the magnet assembly. Consistin…
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Rare-Earth Magnet-Free EV Motor Tops 96 Percent Efficiency

08/08/2021

The electric motors that power today's EVs rely on permanent magnets made using rare-earth metals such as neodymium. Rare earths are the 15 elements whose atomic numbers run from 57 to 71, plus yttrium and scandium. They are silve…
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Korean PEFs Take Stake in Australian Rare Earth Mining Project

28/07/2021

Korean PEF investment in Australian mine-to-metal company to help Korean industry diversify supply of critical metals. A consortium of three Korean private equity firms (PEFs) signed a framework agreement with Australian Strategic…
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Could Rare Earths Peak in Tanzania?

28/07/2021

As miners seek to expand the rare earths sector, projects are popping up across the globe, now including Tanzania. A fast-growing staple of the green energy revolution, rare earth elements are used to produce electric magnets foun…
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Wind Power Development Drives Demand for NdFeB

23/07/2021

According to the new energy development plan, the global wind power installed capacity is expected to maintain a steady growth on the basis of 30GW, with a compound annual growth rate of about 5%-8%. It is estimated that by 2025, …
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Demand for NdFeB Increases with Electicr Vehicles

23/07/2021

At present, the traditional automobile field is still the largest consumption direction of NdFeB permanent magnets, accounting for about 30%, which is down from the level of more than 35% in 2017-2018, mainly because the global au…
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Recycling Hard Drive for Rare Earth Magnet

Rare-Earth Magnet-Free EV Motor Tops 96 Percent Efficiency

Korean PEFs Take Stake in Australian Rare Earth Mining Project

Could Rare Earths Peak in Tanzania?

Wind Power Development Drives Demand for NdFeB

Demand for NdFeB Increases with Electicr Vehicles