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CRMA: Parliament adopts outcome of negotiations

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Published: December 12th, 2023,
Last updated: May 28th, 2025

Abandoned open-cast copper mine in southern Portugal. The mining of strategically important raw materials such as copper is set to receive a boost in Europe thanks to the Critical Raw Materials Act.

The law for a secure and sustainable supply of raw materials in Europe, the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), is expected to come into force in January. On Tuesday afternoon, the EU Parliament in Strasbourg formally adopted the result of the negotiations with the Council and the Commission. The Council still has to give its approval; the regulation will then be published in the Official Journal of the EU and enter into force 20 days later. According to rapporteur Nicola Beer (Renew), the EU Commission could select the first strategic raw materials projects as early as the summer.

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