
North America’s Mining & New Energy Power Shift — Critical Minerals, Investment, Supply Chain Security, Advanced Processing, and Strategic Demands from Aerospace, Defense & High‑Tech
The Critical Minerals North America Conference provides a powerful platform for global thought leaders, CEOs, government ministers, and industry experts to confront the sector’s most pressing challenges and shape the future of the mining and critical minerals industry across the Americas.
Featuring keynote presentations, cross‑industry panels, and in‑depth case studies, the Conference will examine the trends and dynamics defining the commodities and critical minerals landscape, and their pivotal role in the global energy transition. Discussions will also explore the adoption of innovative technologies, digital transformation, and sustainable practices, which are essential for navigating the complexities of modern mining investments.
We will welcome over 40 speakers and more than 250 delegates from 20 countries, creating an exceptional environment for strategic dialogue, knowledge exchange, and high‑value networking.
AGENDA AT GLANCE

KEY THEMES
Critical Mineral Resources, Security of Supply & Trade
Shifting Geopolitics & Supply Chain Security
Mining Investment Strategies & Commodity Trends
Risk, Government Regulations & Policy Partnerships
Junior Miners, New Exploration Projects & Discoveries
Battery Metals & Electric Vehicles
Energy Transition Financing, M&A, Capital Raising & Investment Environment
Bridging Mining, Energy, Automotive, Space & Defence Industries
Future of Mining, Recycling & Processing in a Circular Economy
Mining Technology Advancements
Sustainability & ESG
Hydrogen, Low Carbon Technologies & Renewable Energy Prospects
Downstream Processing & Manufacturing
Industry Partnerships & Community Engagement
IoT, Blockchain & Digital Transformation
"Thanks again for such a great event in New York. I look forward to more in the future"
Eve Spalding, Analyst, Orion Resource Partners (USA)


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