Because of the importance of critical minerals for national and energy security, many countries are taking steps or exploring options to ensure a stable and reliable supply chain of critical minerals, including government investments and incentives for critical mineral projects, international trade restrictions, strategic supply chain alliances, and even nationalization of critical mineral projects. This presentation will explore the evolving geo-political landscape of the critical minerals supply chain, including a discussion of how critical minerals have become part of national security frameworks.
1.2 CLE Credits
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JENNIFER BELL is a Partner in the King Wood & Mallesons Melbourne office, with over 25 years’ Energy & Resources experience, including as a former corporate partner at a global law firm in London and more recently as VP Legal at BHP head office. Jennifer’s experience, principally in corporate advisory and M&A in the energy, resources and infrastructure sectors, including joint ventures and partnering arrangements, M&A, project and commercial agreements, restructures, strategic risk mitigation, governance and regulatory compliance (including BHR/modern slavery).
If available, this course will include materials (PowerPoints presentations and scholarly papers) authored by the speaker or speakers. The materials will be downloadable while viewing the presentation video.
