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Securing Critical Minerals: Key to India’s energy transition
Critical minerals are crucial for the global energy transition, with the International Energy Agency projecting a 250 per cent increase in demand by 2030. Thus, securing the supply chain is key to avoiding price fluctuations, […]
Trends
Securing Critical Minerals: Geopolitical dynamics and implications for India
By Sarthak Takyar Minerals are crucial components for technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines, batteries, electrolysers and electric vehicles (EVs), all of which are essential for facilitating the energy transition. However, the supply, demand […]
Knowledge Bank
Energy Transition and Geopolitics: World Economic Forum
The energy transition will cause big shifts in dependencies – away from oil and other fossil fuels, and towards a raft of critical minerals such as lithium and copper. The question that arises is: Will […]
Knowledge Bank
Report on the geopolitics of climate and security in the Indo-Pacific
In a new multi-authored publication “The geopolitics of climate and security in the Indo-Pacific”, ASPI’s Climate & Security Policy Centre outlines the cascading and connected impacts of climate change on regional security. The report illustrates […]
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Emerging Order: Renewables to define the new energy geopolitics
By Dolly Khattar The world today is drawing more and more of its power from the sun, wind, water and biomass fuel, as the cost of power generated from these resources continues to decline. At […]