U.S. military announces $20M US grant to build cobalt refinery in Ontario

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U.S. military announces $20M US grant to build cobalt refinery in Ontario
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The inside of a cobalt refinery in Temiskaming Shores. Electra Battery Materials plans to expand the facility so it can also recycle lithium ion batteries used in electric vehicles.

The Pentagon on Tuesday announced a $20 million US grant to create a cobalt refinery in northern Ontario's Temiskaming Shores, with Canada contributing almost $5 million Cdn of its own to the project.The inside of a cobalt refinery in Temiskaming Shores. The U.S. military announced it would spend $20 million US to build a new refinery in Ontario. The U.S. military has made its largest move so far in a novel national-security effort to fund mining initiatives in Canada.

The effort is a first of its kind since the Second World War, when the U.S., desperate for aluminum to power its military arsenal, helped fund the expansion of Quebec's aluminum industry.U.S. offers cash to Canadian critical minerals projects during Biden's visit The first two U.S. announcements earlier this year went to mining and processing projects for copper, gold, graphite and cobalt in Quebec and the Northwest Territories; those two earlier grants were for a combined total of less than $15 million US.

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