What are
nodules?
Naturally occurring, rock-like deposits found on the deep ocean floor.
The formation of nodules develop over millions of years as metals precipitate from seawater and accumulate around a central core.
High concentrations of copper, nickel, cobalt, and manganese (aggregate grades of ~30%+)
Located on the seabed surface, enabling potential recovery without drilling or blasting
Large, underdeveloped source of critical minerals essential to electrification and energy transition
Polymetallic nodules form over millions of years through the gradual accumulation of metal oxides around a small core on the deep ocean floor. These nodules contain valuable concentrations of manganese, nickel, cobalt, copper, and iron, making them a potential source of critical minerals for electric vehicle batteries, renewable energy infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing technologies. Nodule compositions vary across different seabed regions, ranging from manganese-dominant nodules to nickel–cobalt–copper rich nodules, as well as those with mixed or transitional compositions reflecting varying conditions across different regions.
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