COP26 generated plenty of headlines, and a slew of global and multi-national agreements designed to accelerate progress toward the Paris climate goals. But for metals and mined commodities there was little direct mention, other than the attention paid to coal.
We know that metals in particular are an absolutely critical enabler for the transition. Without them, transformation in the power and transport sectors just won’t happen. It is not clear whether the world’s decision-makers have fully grasped this reality.
For most metals the Paris goals represent both a monumental challenge and opportunity. How do miners benefit from the exploding supply needs, while simultaneously reducing emissions, and meeting other sustainability goals?
In this webinar we explore the aftermath of COP26 and the future for metals and mined commodities in a Paris-aligned world.
We ask;
- What changed at COP26?
- Which mined commodities will see the greatest benefit?
- Can supply of critical transition minerals keep up?
- Sustainability versus mine supply. The great balancing act.
Join Julian Kettle, Vice Chairman, Metals and Mining, Prakash Sharma, Head of Markets and Transitions, Elena Belletti, Head Of Carbon and Robin Griffin, Vice President, Metals and Mining to discuss our latest thoughts.