Impossible Metals

👉 Join Dr. Egil Tjåland, Secretary General, Norwegian Forum for Marine Minerals and Associate Professor at NTNU, at a on Fri, Oct 18, 8 am PST, as he shares his insights on the latest Norwegian developments in deep sea mining.

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Sustainable Seabed Mining to Extract $100 Trillion Metal Reserves

Our CEO and Co-Founder Oliver Gunasekara was recently welcomed on the Hardware to Save a Planet , which explores technical innovations aiding the fight against . You can read the here https://zurl.co/vLV7 or listen on or .

Sustainable Seabed Mining to Extract $100 Trillion Metal Reserves The future of deep-sea mining holds both promise and challenges. As the demand for critical minerals continues to rise, it is essential to strike a balance between resource extraction and environmental preservation.

John Oliver tackled in a recent “Last Week Tonight” episode. He had some great points & dove deeper in this , sharing more info about 2 key points:

• Impact of DSM
• Need for critical minerals found in nodules

Read it here: https://t.co/zCbNqzujrE

Did you miss our June 14 about the International Sea Authority (ISA) and UNCLOS with Eleanor Martin, partner at global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright LLP?

No worries! You can watch the recording on here: https://zurl.co/fFn0

📣 Impossible Metals Announces Successful Deep-Water Test of Eureka II Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) for Deep Sea Minerals Harvesting

Fully autonomous deep-water operations at a depth of one mile by our Eureka II AUV.

Learn more: https://zurl.co/8Ti3

Don't miss this on Fri, March 22, at 8am PT/11am ET w/ our CEO , as he explores how with next-gen technology & AI we can collect enough to meet demand without destroying the planet.

https://zurl.co/Dk3A

Don't miss this new from our CEO, :

For All Mankind: How Deep Sea Minerals Could Pay Children in Africa to Go to School Instead of Mining

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For All Mankind: How Deep Sea Minerals Could Pay Children in Africa to Go to School Instead of Mining In a market today dominated by nickel-rich chemistries, the landscape is evolving with the emergence of deep-sea mining technologies. The prospect of securing ample nickel and cobalt from the ocean floor to electrify every form of transportation for the next 100 years promises to redefine cost struc...

Register now to join Jason Gillham, our CTO & COO, as he reviews Eureka II's core, cutting-edge tech at this webinar on Friday, Feb 16, 8am PST/11 am EST: https://zurl.co/48b8

He'll also discuss some of the secondary apps that can extend to commercial & scientific domains.

In this new , our CEO Oliver Gunasekara takes a look at the 5 key perceptions about LFP batteries often circulated, and the inconvenient truths that are the reality. https://zurl.co/2X14

Inconvenient Facts About LFP Batteries In a market today dominated by nickel-rich chemistries, the landscape is evolving with the emergence of deep-sea mining technologies. The prospect of securing ample nickel and cobalt from the ocean floor to electrify every form of transportation for the next 100 years promises to redefine cost struc...

This underwater robot was designed to gather valuable metals like nickel and cobalt from the ocean floor while recognizing and leaving important marine ecosystems intact. The prototype, called Eureka 1, was developed by Impossible Metals. It uses sensors to identify and collect rocks on the seafloor. Metals like these are in high demand with the increased need for batteries as the energy grid transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The valuable metals typically come in the form of polymetallic nodules, which are typically dredged. However, dredging seriously harms marine ecosystems. Impossible Metals says that its invention will help avoid some of this harm. While the machine can toggle between human control and autonomous, the company hopes that it will one day be fully autonomous. with Impossible Metals

Register today to join Justin Manley, President, Just Innovation Inc., and Impossible Metals advisor, at this on Friday, January 19, 2024, at 8 am PST /11 am EST, as he shares his insights and experiences in this primer on Subsea Technology.

https://zurl.co/J6qk

Don't miss our CEO Oliver Gunasekara's session at Deep Sea Minerals 2023 in Bergen, Norway, 05-07 December 2023.

https://zurl.co/nAun

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