Resilient and sustainable critical raw materials REE supply chains for the e-mobility and renewable energy ecosystems and strategic sectors (REESilience)
用于电动汽车和可再生能源生态系统和战略部门的弹性和可持续的关键原材料 REE 供应链 (REESilience)
基本信息
- 批准号:10038960
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 235.51万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Rare Earths (RE) are crucial materials for Europe's successful green and digital transition, thus classified as highly critical. The market for RE magnets itself is relatively small - about €6.5 billion - however its downstream leverage is enormous: the mobility business in the EU27 alone is expected to grow to about €500 billion by 2030, with 6 million jobs. While being a world leader in the manufacturing of e.g. electric motors, the EU27 is fully import-dependent along the entire value chain of RE magnet materials. Despite a growing market, European magnet production capacity is underutilised and tends to serve specialised niche applications. In addition, RE magnets are increasingly imported as part of motors and generator assemblies and products. The main reasons for these developments are that China has a monopoly in the RE supply chain across all stages from mining to refining. To overcome this issue, REEsilience will categorise RE for geographic locations, quantities, chemical composition, ethical and sustainable indicators, ramp-up scenarios, and pricing, considering all value streams from virgin to secondary material. It will build a production system that ensures a resilient and sustainable supply chain for RE as critical raw materialsfor the e-mobility, renewable energy and furtherstrategic sectorsin Europe with less dependencies on nonEuropean economies. A newly-developed software tool will determine optimum mixing ratios to ensure consistently high product quality with maximum secondary materials for high-tech applications. Combined with new and improved technologies for alloy production and powder preparation, especially of secondary materials, the yield and stability of processes will be further enhanced, allowing further augmentation of the proportion of secondary materials in RE PM production, reducing at the same time waste, environmental damage, and consumption of energy linked with virgin production
稀土 (RE) 是欧洲成功绿色和数字化转型的关键材料,因此被列为高度关键的材料。稀土磁体本身的市场相对较小(约 65 亿欧元),但其下游影响力巨大:欧盟 27 国的移动业务。预计到 2030 年,这一数字将增长至约 5000 亿欧元,创造 600 万个就业岗位。虽然欧盟 27 国在电机等制造领域处于世界领先地位,但其整个可再生能源价值链完全依赖进口。尽管市场不断增长,但欧洲磁铁的生产能力尚未得到充分利用,并且往往服务于专门的利基应用。此外,稀土磁铁作为电机和发电机组件和产品的一部分越来越多地进口,这些发展的主要原因是中国。从采矿到精炼的所有阶段的可再生能源供应链的垄断为了解决这个问题,REEsilience 将考虑所有价值流,根据地理位置、数量、化学成分、道德和可持续指标、增长情景和定价对可再生能源进行分类。它将建立一个生产系统,确保可再生能源作为电动汽车、可再生能源和其他战略部门的关键原材料的弹性和可持续供应链,减少对非欧洲经济体的依赖。该工具将确定最佳的混合比例,以确保始终如一的高产品质量,并结合合金生产和粉末制备的新技术和改进技术,特别是二次材料,将进一步提高工艺的产量和稳定性。 ,允许进一步增强再生材料在稀土永磁体生产中的比例,同时减少与原始生产相关的浪费、环境破坏和能源消耗
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