A. Guatame-García, M. Buxton, S. Kasmaee, F. Tinti, Rachel Horta Arduin, Aina Mas Fons, F. Bodénan, J. Schick
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Challenges in the sampling and characterisation of mining residues for CRMs recovery
The recent Circular Economy Action Plan for Europe 1 considers mine waste a secondary source of minerals. These deposits contain potentially economic concentrations of Critical Raw Materials (CRMs), such as Al, Li, Co and REE, which are strategic for the global economy and energy transition. However, there are significant knowledge and technological gaps that hinder their successful recovery. The INCO-Piles 2020 project 2 is currently working on the recapitulation, establishment and development of innovative technologies for the sustainable extraction of CRMs from the residuals of mining activities, focusing on Regional Innovation Scheme (RIS) strategic areas. The project includes the definition of potential applications, best practices, and the promotion of technology transfer through round tables that count with international experts' participation.