Robert L. Sumwalt (U.S. government official)

Ivanhoe Mines Announces MOU to Commence Exports of Concentrate from Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex via Lobito Atlantic Rail Corridor

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Wednesday, August 16, 2023
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The rail line linking the DRC Copperbelt to the port of Lobito, Angola is known as the "Lobito Atlantic Railway Corridor" or "Lobito Corridor".

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  • The rail line linking the DRC Copperbelt to the port of Lobito, Angola is known as the "Lobito Atlantic Railway Corridor" or "Lobito Corridor".
  • There is also potential for additional investment in the future as the opportunity is explored to further extend the Lobito Corridor into Zambia.
  • Up to 10,000 tonnes of copper concentrate from Kamoa-Kakula to be exported from the port in Q4 2023.
  • The MOU is the first commercial agreement under the new concession for exporting metals from the DRC using the Lobito Atlantic Rail Corridor.

CAAFI BIENNIAL GENERAL MEETING: "Near Term SAF Commercialization Progress and Challenges"

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Thursday, June 2, 2022
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The "Near Term SAF Commercialization Progress and Challenges" panel will present what needs to happen for the aviation industry to achieve these goals.

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  • The "Near Term SAF Commercialization Progress and Challenges" panel will present what needs to happen for the aviation industry to achieve these goals.
  • Since 1996, Gebolys has played a pioneering and leading role in building today's $136B global biofuels industry.
  • In 1998, he launched World Energy to drive positive change by accelerating the commercialization of viable alternatives to fossil motor fuels.
  • SAF allows aviation to be powered by the sun's energy, captured by organic materials, and converted into high-energy-density liquid fuels.