A group from the EMINENT consortium recently visited Rarotonga Island in the Cook Islands (Avaiki Nui), to attend a pivotal conference on underwater minerals – UMC2024

The Green Platform team from The Research Council of Norway, Innovation Norway and SIVA has visited the EMINENT project.

Seabed minerals was presented as one of the five most important areas within renewable energy at the Energiskiftet conference in Stavanger.

This is knowledge to me, said Anette Broch Mathisen Tvedt, CEO Adepth Minerals and EMINENET-project manager, when showing a drill core at the One Ocean Week.

The EMINENT project will take part and present at the One Ocean Week medio April. We hope to see your there to discuss deep sea exploration.

Seabed mineral processing was main topic for the project meeting in Trondheim the first week in March.

Discovery-by-accident by the EMINENT project was among the many exciting news at the Deep Sea Minerals conference.

The DeepInsight 2023 expedition left the EMINENT project with a generous number of data and samples now being analysed.

The EMINENT project team met in Lillesand 5-6. September to share preliminary results from the Deep Insight research expedition, exchange ideas, and learn from each other.

We have just welcomed back the DeepInsight23 research expedition to shore after a fruitful, exciting, and productive voyage!

Where shall the minerals needed for the energy transition come from? The exploration for seabed minerals is the exploration for a better solution to securing key minerals.

The Energy MINErals for the Netzero Transition project (EMINENT) has been launched in Bergen, bringing together experts from the industry.

The project aims to establish a foundation for a comprehensive value chain for seabed minerals with a significantly smaller environmental footprint than current mining practices.