Critical and Strategic Metals in Greenland
Hudson Resources is a Canadian based mining and exploration company focused on the operation and development of strategic and critical green mineral projects in Greenland. Hudson owns 33% of the operating White Mountain (Qaqortorsuaq) anorthosite (calcium feldspar) mine in Greenland and 100% of the Sarfartoq carbonatite exploration project which hosts an advanced rare earth element project rich in neodymium, and a high grade niobium project.
Green Benefits
Anorthosite
- Reduced CO2 by up to 15% for every tonne used by E-Glass producers.
- Will make paints and coatings last longer.
- Ability to produce alumina without toxic red mud tailings.
- Ability to produce CO2 free white cement.
Niobium/Tantalum
- Key component in reducing weight of steel in cars, buildings
- Powerful superconducting metal
- More efficient lithium ion batteries
Rare Earth Elements
- Neodymium is the main component in permanent magnets which are critical in green technologies
Why Greenland?
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Greenland is a self-governing administrative division of Denmark and has control of its mineral rights
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No landclaim issues. We deal directly with the Greenlandic people
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Competitive fiscal regime
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Local communities are supportive of mining and have a skilled workforce available
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The Greenland School of Minerals & Petroleum (Råstofskolen) is located near the project
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Excellent logistics and infrastructure with an international airport 80km from the project and year round tidewater access via a deep water port