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U.S. eyes Chile’s dominant global rhenium supply
Chile supplies about half of the world’s rhenium, essential for aerospace and green hydrogen, with prices rising to $6,000 per kilogram in 2026, U.S. aims to secure supply.
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U.S. Approaches Chile for Critical Mineral Supply
Oil and gas prices are hogging headlines, but while the world watches the Middle East, U.S. officials have been busy elsewhere. Chile, the world’s biggest supplier of one particular critical mineral, is in talks with the U.S. on a supply agreement for rhenium—an element seen as vital for national security. Rhenium is a genuinely rare element that has an extremely high melting point of around 3,180 degrees Celsius, which makes it extra resistant …
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