Copper
Facilitating the electronics and energy technologies of the future.
A conduit for tomorrow
Copper is known for its excellent ability to conduct electricity and heat. This has made it a vital resource in the development of both modern electronics and communities. It is also crucial for increased electrification. Wind power and solar power as well as the development of fossil-free vehicular fleets require large amounts of copper. In a first phase, to produce energy, and second to enable the transfer of energy to where it is to be used.
70 kg
An ordinary car contains about 20 kg of copper, while an electric car contains about 70 kg.
