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The Metals Company is developing the world’s largest estimated resource of metals required for electric vehicles and low-carbon energy.
Nodules - The Metals Company
The Metals Company plans to lift polymetallic nodules to the surface, take them to shore, and process them with near-zero solid waste, no tailings or deforestation, and with careful attention not to harm the integrity of the deep-ocean ecosystem.
Company - The Metals Company
Th e Metals Company was founded in 2011 as DeepGreen Metals. In 2021, in order to scale nodule collecting and onshore processing systems, we became a public company (Nasdaq: TMC). We produce metals from polymetallic rocks to power electric vehicles.
NORI Project – Nauru Ocean Resources Inc. - The Metals Company
Nauru Ocean Resources, Inc., is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Metals Company. In 2011, the International Seabed Authority (ISA) granted a polymetallic nodule exploration contract in the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ) to NORI, sponsored by the government of the Republic of Nauru.
Products - The Metals Company
The Metals Company derives a particular CoSO4 from deep-sea polymetallic nodules that dramatically reduces the environmental and social impacts of mining cobalt on land. For every kilogram of cobalt produce from land-based mining, more than a ton of toxic tailings must be stored indefinitely.
Research - The Metals Company
We’re building a carefully managed metal commons that will be used, recovered, and reused again and again.
FAQ - The Metals Company
As metal supplies grow over time, metal producers will start competing on price and sustainability. At this point we expect that recycled metal will start displacing new metal supply from land-based sources due to its much better sustainability profile—even if it comes with a higher price tag.
The Metals Company acquires third seabed contract area to …
The strategic acquisition of Tonga Offshore Mining Limited (TOML) gives The Metals Company exploration rights to a third world-class resource for battery metals for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage.
Mission - The Metals Company
We envision a carefully managed metal commons that will be used, recovered, and reused again and again—for millennia. No more metal lost to landfills. No more damage to the planet and the people on it.
The Metals Company partners with global research institutions to ...
With society’s demand for battery metals booming due to the transition to clean energy and electric vehicles, The Metals Company believes that polymetallic nodules from the deep sea — a rich, concentrated source of nickel, copper, manganese and cobalt — present significant opportunities to reduce the most serious impacts that arise from ...