$37.5M graphite mining grant gets bipartisan praise from Alaska delegation, governor:
The Department of Defense has given a $37.5 million grant to Graphite One, which plans to advance the development of a U.S.-based supply chain for the mineral, according to a“Once operational, production from Graphite One will substantially reduce the U.S.’ wholesale dependence on China and other nations for natural graphite,” the release said. “For at least three decades, the U.S.
In addition to the mining of Graphite Creek, Graphite One also plans to extend to a battery anode manufacturing facility in Washington state, according to the release. That will be co-located with a battery recycling plant. Sen. Dan Sullivan called the grant “great news for our state and our country,” and added, “It’s also significant for our country’s national security. We must end America’s dependence on China for critical minerals like graphite, which are necessary for alternative energy sources as well as defense technologies.”
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