Oliver Gunasekara, CEO and Co-Founder of Impossible Metals, launches "Beyond Oil: The Rise of Critical Metals," a podcast exploring the critical role of minerals in the 21st century's electrification revolution. He discusses the growing demand for these metals, the challenges of sustainable sourcing, and how Impossible Metals is developing innovative underwater robotics to address these issues.
Key Talking Points Discussed
The Shift to Electrification: The 21st century's transition from oil to electrification.
The Importance of Critical Minerals: How critical minerals power all aspects of the electrification value chain (generation, transmission, storage, and use).
Growing Demand: The surge in demand for critical metals driven by electrification, sustainable energy, and AI data centers.
Energy Security: The essential role of critical metals in energy security and economic development.
Reducing Foreign Dependence: The need for the U.S. to secure its own supply of critical minerals.
Impossible Metals' Technology: Introduction to Impossible Metals' autonomous underwater robots for sustainable seabed mineral harvesting.
Environmental Impact: How AI and innovative technology minimize environmental impact and preserve marine habitats.
Guest
Oliver Gunasekara: CEO and Co-founder of Impossible Metals.
Links/Resources Mentioned
Impossible Metals Website
Calls to Action
Subscribe to "Beyond Oil: The Rise of Critical Metals" on your preferred podcast platform.
Visit the Impossible Metals website to learn more about their technology and mission.
Contact Impossible Metals with suggestions for podcast topics and potential guests.
Episode Time Stamps
0:00 - Introduction and Podcast Overview
0:20 - The 21st Century and Electrification
0:40 - The Importance of Critical Minerals
1:10 - Growing Demand and Energy Security
1:35 - Impossible Metals Introduction
2:00 - Underwater Robot Technology and Environmental Impact
2:35 - Podcast Content Overview
3:00 - Webinar Content Conversion and Listener Engagement
3:30 - Call to Action and Conclusion
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